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It does depend on what other income the OP has. We don’t know if they have any of their Personal Allowance available.wmb194 said:
Yes, of course e.g., £400k @ 1% = £4k, £400k @ 2% = £8k. Premium Bond prizes are tax free, though.Pipkin1812 said:Thanks for the comments, most helpful. Am I likely to exceed the maximum amount of interest I can earn without paying tax on the interest if I were to put it into savings accounts?0 -
It's generally best to model what your net income will be from savings - in many cases differential rates mean that you'll benefit more from income that's taxable rather than ISA-wrapped, so it's not as simple as 'avoiding tax = A Good Thing'!Pipkin1812 said:Am I likely to exceed the maximum amount of interest I can earn without paying tax on the interest if I were to put it into savings accounts?0
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