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Regular Saver strategy - maximising returns and reinvestment
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Hm. I wonder if my interpretation of the levels of PSA was to do with whether you have to submit a tax return or not?
But - good point on the fact it's all reported to HMRC anyway. I'm going to work on the basis that if I generate £2k in interest, and if I pay £5000 extra into my pension in a lump at the end of the tax year, the tax payable is effectively cancelled out. Or even I might get some tax back? I'm a BR tax payer.
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I normally go though Skipton or Yorkshire.friolento said:ThePirates said:
It's not a Regular saver, it's the Halifax Rewards account mentioned by @WillPSfriolento said:
To the best of my knowledge, there is no Regular Saver which requires debit card transactions.ThePirates said:3 x £500 debit card transactions is the difficult bit
As I said, in any case, it’s easy enough to deposit by debit card into certain accounts in your own name. Not difficult.
Any other suggestions?0 -
CambridgeThePirates said:
I normally go though Skipton or Yorkshire.friolento said:ThePirates said:
It's not a Regular saver, it's the Halifax Rewards account mentioned by @WillPSfriolento said:
To the best of my knowledge, there is no Regular Saver which requires debit card transactions.ThePirates said:3 x £500 debit card transactions is the difficult bit
As I said, in any case, it’s easy enough to deposit by debit card into certain accounts in your own name. Not difficult.
Any other suggestions?I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?1 -
Check the link I postedThePirates said:
I normally go though Skipton or Yorkshire.friolento said:ThePirates said:
It's not a Regular saver, it's the Halifax Rewards account mentioned by @WillPSfriolento said:
To the best of my knowledge, there is no Regular Saver which requires debit card transactions.ThePirates said:3 x £500 debit card transactions is the difficult bit
As I said, in any case, it’s easy enough to deposit by debit card into certain accounts in your own name. Not difficult.
Any other suggestions?0
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