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Is buy to let still worth it?
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Considering buying another one in my wife's name soon.
She is a 20% taxpayer, while i am 45%. We are considering something in one of the local university towns that is also in the catchment area of a big hospital. Gross yield is about 7%, so it's still attractive on that basis.
Can't you get your tax rate down to 40% by contributing to your pension and/or moving interest/dividend bearing assets to your wife? You could also look at VCT's although personally I don't like them, and its definitely not worth investing just for the tax relief (tail wagging the dog).
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