Where else can I save??

fidaa
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After some advice please.
Put in max amount for this ISA tax year, have fully used up premium bonds allowance too.
I am a 40% tax payer so if I do put it into normal savings account any interest I earn will tip me over 100k income anyway so chip into my personal allowance.
Where else can I invest?
Put in max amount for this ISA tax year, have fully used up premium bonds allowance too.
I am a 40% tax payer so if I do put it into normal savings account any interest I earn will tip me over 100k income anyway so chip into my personal allowance.
Where else can I invest?
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How is your pension provision? The tax relief is generous, especially for higher rate taxpayers
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2 options:
1. Put it in your pension
2. Put it in the highest paying savings account you can find, pay the tax and be happy that you have that much money.8 -
boingy said:2 options:
1. Put it in your pension
2. Put it in the highest paying savings account you can find, pay the tax and be happy that you have that much money.
But I am guessing if you did earn a £1000 it adds onto overall income?0 -
fidaa said:boingy said:2 options:
1. Put it in your pension
2. Put it in the highest paying savings account you can find, pay the tax and be happy that you have that much money.But I am guessing if you did earn a £1000 it adds onto overall income?Yes unlike pensions. Does your employer offer salary sacrifice? That could reduce it
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fidaa said:boingy said:2 options:
1. Put it in your pension
2. Put it in the highest paying savings account you can find, pay the tax and be happy that you have that much money.
But I am guessing if you did earn a £1000 it adds onto overall income?
Also if you earn less than 17.5K there are other personal limits that kick in before the £1000, just in case thats relevant.0 -
ColdIron said:fidaa said:boingy said:2 options:
1. Put it in your pension
2. Put it in the highest paying savings account you can find, pay the tax and be happy that you have that much money.But I am guessing if you did earn a £1000 it adds onto overall income?Yes unlike pensions. Does your employer offer salary sacrifice? That could reduce it
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Tom_Hendo said:fidaa said:boingy said:2 options:
1. Put it in your pension
2. Put it in the highest paying savings account you can find, pay the tax and be happy that you have that much money.
But I am guessing if you did earn a £1000 it adds onto overall income?
Also if you earn less than 17.5K there are other personal limits that kick in before the £1000, just in case thats relevant.
Is it not 12.5k?0 -
A couple can have two lots of premium bonds plus two sets of ISA, personal tax and personal savings allowances. But if you’re single, coupling up just for tax purposes is a bit extreme.1
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fidaa said:ColdIron said:fidaa said:boingy said:2 options:
1. Put it in your pension
2. Put it in the highest paying savings account you can find, pay the tax and be happy that you have that much money.But I am guessing if you did earn a £1000 it adds onto overall income?Yes unlike pensions. Does your employer offer salary sacrifice? That could reduce it
And I get taxed 40% on the £500?You get taxed 0% on the first £500 (your Personal Savings Allowance) and 40% on any excess
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