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Help! IHT, PoA, tapering. Bear with. It’s complicated.
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Savvy_Sue said:Spendless said:There's a couple of phrases that come to mind when you describe your BIL. One is 'When people show you who they are the first time - believe them' the other is 'Listen carefully to the accusations, they're actually confessions' So with the latter in mind, how much access does your OH have to the savings, investments etc your BIL manages on his Mum's behalf - is everything intact?
Agree with what has been put above re what you can do and understand what you're saying with that how can you prove this is Mum's shopping, ultimately you can't 100% but your BIL has showed his hand, as well as keeping receipts I would also go for a bibs and braces approach with a spreadsheet and a journal.
Sunday 30th July - Bought Mum's shopping at Tesco - 42.87 (and then keep the receipt plus spreadsheet entry)
Monday 31st July - Paid Mum's Gardner £40
etc with it all including any birthday/xmas gifts.
Then as and when the day comes if BIL does try anything, you've covered yourself detailing as much as you can.
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KITTYKAT8_2 said:If your OH has POA with her brother, I would ask to see all the details of saving and investments, OH would be entitled to do this.
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