Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

Jeremiah_T_Stone

TrulyMadly wrote: »

You'd be fine in your pink unicorn knickers:D

Moving a compost heap in a heatwave must be the worst of gardening jobs:o

Can you not do just a bit of dead heading until it cools down:rotfl:

Someone else got the dead heading job

I'm the pond, rock garden, veg, lawn, bamboo, compost, walls and fences guy

Crikey, aren't screws expensive nowadays?

I'm glad I stocked up when they were reasonable

Anon

Bother! I missed the £50 bonus on setting up a savings account through Raisin :mad:.

It was on my list of things to do .

Anon

michaels

Anon wrote: »

Bother! I missed the £50 bonus on setting up a savings account through Raisin :mad:.

It was on my list of things to do .

Anon

I guess I can cross that off my to do list as well.


The linked page on gifting suggest regular gifts from income can avoid inheritance tax, I think I had better make my parents aware of this

gocat

Jeremiah_T_Stone wrote: »

Good morning shipmates :hello:

Another lovely day in store - unless the store is A

Even better, I have work to do :j I have two large open compost heaps ( the slatted wood type) and Mrs JTS says they are now an eyesore

So I'm to dismantle them, ( should be fun as they are full) and merge them into just one heap - nearer the corner - where it can be screened off

Surely u can wait till the weather is cooler.
If Mrs JTS thinks they are an eyesore, tell her to move them lol

Morning all (Just about) :wave:

gocat

Anon wrote: »

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

Wonder if this comes under the not paying tax on interest income
https://www.gov.uk/apply-tax-free-interest-on-savings

This gets more confusing the more one looks into it :eek:

wendyak

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

See it each time I go on holiday! And you can see quite clearly, they have the waistbands showing :eek::eek:

Really can't work it out!

weird, my OH wears briefs under as the legs of swim shorts can be quite loose !!

davemorton

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

It is a minefield, but just to make your life easier, I dont mind if you gift it to me, and will sort out the tax at my end :A

braveheart60uk

elainemn wrote: »

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

I am sure it was the fizzy rabbits. (wands)

Not sure if it still works though.

wendyak

mrs_lds wrote: »

Good morning beautiful people
Excited to collect my sale haul ordered online From m&s

hope its better than mine, very dissapointed at the short wide jumpers and weird shaped jeans - I went in the loos and tried things as please remember you now only have seven days to return xx

Jeremiah_T_Stone

gocat wrote: »

Surely u can wait till the weather is cooler.
If Mrs JTS thinks they are an eyesore, tell her to move them lol

Morning all (Just about) :wave:

You are right, I’ve had to give up - my wellies are melting

The argument was that we are going on holiday soon - but it can wait until we get back. I’m bound to need the exercise then to lose the holiday baggage