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Savings Tax Calcs Help
jaceyboy
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After some help please, max'd out on ISA's for this year (wife and myself), have £78k in savings, wife earns around £10k from rental property, I earn under £10k Paye but will be getting divs around £30-40k per year, what is best way to take advantage of the best savings rates and paying min tax? I currently have £50k in Chip at 4.21% and £28k in Shawbrook (Joint) 3.82% but hate their slow interest payments and slow withdrawals.....
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Easy put the savings in your wife’s account.
With zero income she can collect £18,570 of interest tax free.
Over 10k would necessitate filing a tax return.
Very easy to do.
Once registered for self assessment, apart from name address ni number etc there will only be one or two boxes to fill out.2 -
Sorry im forgetting she gets income from rental property around £10k per year! will amend post...Bigwheels1111 said:Easy put the savings in your wife’s account.
With zero income she can collect £18,570 of interest tax free.
Over 10k would necessitate filing a tax return.
Very easy to do.
Once registered for self assessment, apart from name address ni number etc there will only be one or two boxes to fill out.0 -
Look here for the best rate today.
https://moneyfactscompare.co.uk/
Savings and ISA
Then fixed or easy access.
On the selected page choose rate order.
Easy access, Tandem are good at 4.10% and withdrawals take an hour or two.1 -
Im after trying to work out what to split across us two so we pay less taxBigwheels1111 said:Look here for the best rate today.
https://moneyfactscompare.co.uk/
Savings and ISA
Then fixed or easy access.
On the selected page choose rate order.
Easy access, Tandem are good at 4.10% and withdrawals take an hour or two.
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At 5% interest £160,000 is the max to give your wife.jaceyboy said:
Im after trying to work out what to split across us two so we pay less taxBigwheels1111 said:Look here for the best rate today.
https://moneyfactscompare.co.uk/
Savings and ISA
Then fixed or easy access.
On the selected page choose rate order.
Easy access, Tandem are good at 4.10% and withdrawals take an hour or two.
This is a basic breakdown.
£12,570 of earnings or interest is tax free.
£ 5,000 starter savings rate tax free.
£. 1,000 Personal savings allowan
You said you are getting a dividend, I don’t know how that is taxed.
So the more you wife has the less tax to be paid.
10k rental income leaves £8,570 of tax free interest1 -
Do you happen to know the best savings account online that does instant transfers if need be? the apps are good but I need to be able to control her spending
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jaceyboy said:Do you happen to know the best savings account online that does instand transfers if need be? the apps are good but I need to be able to control her spending
My wife has that issue but the other way round.
I have a low income and can get £14,500 interest before tax is due.
She promised to remove parts of my body to make a pair of earrings if I rob her.1 -
Fair enoughBigwheels1111 said:jaceyboy said:Do you happen to know the best savings account online that does instand transfers if need be? the apps are good but I need to be able to control her spending
My wife has that issue but the other way round.
I have a low income and can get £14,500 interest before tax is due.
She promised to remove parts of my body to make a pair of earrings if I rob her.
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