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Joewasherein2019 wrote: »Hi there,
Not at all we’re millionaires.
Chalk it up to experience and move on would be my bet.
Clearly you don’t understand enough about business, finance etc to even understand what a limited company is so perhaps go a bit more down the traditional route with the rest of your portfolio.0 -
We just wanted to help this young chap out.
Live and learn.
We made most of our money from selling land to housing developers from my parents.0 -
If you're millionaires then you really need to go and get some financial education because the question you asked is basic financial knowledge when doing business. I guess though that when your money basically requires zero effort to gain then you tend not to bother so much.This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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If you're millionaires then you really need to go and get some financial education because the question you asked is basic financial knowledge when doing business. I guess though that when your money basically requires zero effort to gain then you tend not to bother so much.
I agree, you need to work on your financial savvy-ness, otherwise you might not be millionaires for very much longer.
Were you routinely used to handling large amounts of money before, I guess, you inherited this land from your parents, which you sold off. It really can be daunting to go from "modest" amounts to "substantial" amounts at the drop of a hat, if you've not had any prior experience.How's it going, AKA, Nutwatch? - 12 month spends to date = 2.60% of current retirement "pot" (as at end May 2025)0 -
The moneys gone, you may get a portion of it back, all depends what other creditors there are in the queue.0
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Thanks for everybody’s contributions so far.
I really appreciate the follow up.0 -
Hi Sea Shell,
Yes my parents gifted me land/ flats for
My 18th many years ago.
They was farmers in many local communities villages etc hence the land sold for new housing developers.0 -
We received large sums monthly but
This is all managers by letting agent who simply looks after the flats for me and forwards the rest after there %.0 -
Obviously we don't know how much you now have in liquid assets, (cash/shares) in addition to the flats (freehold/leasehold? are you the Landlord???) but have you also sought advice from an IFA since coming into money?
Also, have a good read of the Savings and Investments section of this forum. It's a goldmine of information!!
Hopefully you'll not have any more right-offs!!How's it going, AKA, Nutwatch? - 12 month spends to date = 2.60% of current retirement "pot" (as at end May 2025)0 -
Hi there,
I just make
It clear Sea Shells.
We are not serial investors we only done this so the lad could achieve MOQ to be able to take the jump into selling A product in the major supermarkets. Bit of bad luck he didn’t do anything wrong.
I don’t think think we will see the money back however getting anything back would be beneficial.
To be honest as for the IFA, we don’t need managing we took a punt I guess.
We get “passive income” from my parents property portfolio on domestic flats and commercial leases.0
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