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Question regarding will

booty40uk · 2017-11-28 16:18:10

Hi all My father passed away a few years ago and his estate is split in the following way: 10% each to my nieces and the remaining 80% to myself. My mother died 30 years ago and my father remarried. He and my stepmum moved to Christchurch and were tenants in common of the house they owned.My stepmum lives there and will do…

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relaxtwotribes Posts: 378 Forumite

1 December 2017 at 2:48PM

getmore4less wrote: »

The recent introduction of the residential nil rate band will mean that some wills definitely need reviewing as this can easily be lost as it has much stricter conditions a than the regular nil rate band.

Thank you for this prompt. Although estates of £2.2m do not qualify for RNRB anyway.

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