Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

elainemn

Marks £5 off trousers and leggings has just popped into my inbox. Off to see if anything cheap now

elainemn

elainemn wrote: »

Marks £5 off trousers and leggings has just popped into my inbox. Off to see if anything cheap now

Just managed to get a 2 pack leggings for DD for Xmas for £4.50. Paid with gift card. happy with that , but be quick as loads sizes already out of stock.

curl_girl

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Lidl this weekend.

I'm going for the full on migraine:o

Cheese and chocolate:o:D

Is it crisps this weekend?
Or have I missed them.

Morning peeps.

elainemn

curl_girl wrote: »

Is it crisps this weekend?
Or have I missed them.

Morning peeps.

Yes 24 multi of mixed : ready salted, cheese & onion, salt & vinegar, worceser sauce & prawn coctail for 96p. Really good value, still have some in cupboard from last tme BB today.

curl_girl

elainemn wrote: »

Yes 24 multi of mixed : ready salted, cheese & onion, salt & vinegar, worceser sauce & prawn coctail for 96p.

Thanks elaine, thought it was beginning of August.

elainemn

Hi, are there any triggers in the 5 for £1 kids sweets in a please? thanks

Anon

davemorton wrote: »

As TS says, it would be fine as it was a gift, unless you die before 7 years were up, but it may affect benefits if they were on them.

Apparently £3000 per year - even limits to gifts to family (you as the giver are potentially liable too depending who and how much!) as potentially avoiding inheritance tax :eek:

https://www.money.co.uk/guides/how-do-i-gift-money-without-being-taxed.htm

I will stop looking now and cross that bridge if we ever come to it .

Anon

gocat

Anon wrote: »

Apparently £3000 per year - even limits to gifts to family (you as the giver are potentially liable too depending who and how much!) as potentially avoiding inheritance tax :eek:

https://www.money.co.uk/guides/how-do-i-gift-money-without-being-taxed.htm

I will stop looking now and cross that bridge if we ever come to it .

Anon

Well thats made me more confused as ever. What if you are loaning some money to a relative, would you have to pay tax on that?

Anon

gocat wrote: »

Well thats made me more confused as ever. What if you are loaning some money to a relative, would you have to pay tax on that?

A loan is not a gift so not taxable as you are expecting it back, I would think. But if you charge interest on the loan the interest would be taxable income? If you made a personal loan and they never paid it back ... who would know apart from the two of you?

Anon

Anon

elainemn wrote: »

Hi, are there any triggers in the 5 for £1 kids sweets in a please? thanks

Wasn't it the rabbit on the pack for bags of sweets - strawberry wands? It may have changed though, so don't take my word as I would hate to be a misinformer! Also Chomp worked previously?

Anon