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Silverbird65
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in Cutting tax
As a OAP only have minimal works pension to cover years of opt out in the 1980s. Have some interest on savings over the 1000. What are the allces for low incomes?
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If your income is £12,570 or less (after deducting the lower of your interest or £1,000), you pay no tax.1
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I think there is a slightly different way re interest of under 5000 if your income is low. Maybe someone can shed some light.0
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I had assumed that your pensions and interest would be under £12,000, so did not bother with the complexity of the starting rate for savings, which is explained here:
https://www.litrg.org.uk/tax-guides/tax-basics/what-tax-rates-apply-me#how-does-the-starting-rate-for-savings-work
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