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Cabot and Mortimer Clarke THREAD CLOSED
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no child benefit?
is that petrol cost at the current petrol prices?
who is the mortgage with? is there no cheaper fix available from that lender?could your partner not get a better paid job if you have to continue with this unprofitable business?
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That's diesel for two vehicles. I went through the bank statement and averaged it over two months.
Ah yeah, child benefit, I'll add that on! Thanks for that. My wife gets that so it's not something I considered as it isn't anything to do with me personally.
I have already spoken to my mortgage advisor and he has said there is not chance of changing our mortgage arrangement as it's fixed for a further 3 years.
My wife can't work as her dad has dementia so looks after him pretty much full-time.
She looks after the home, her dad and the children.
And no, she can't claim carer's allowance it will affect her dad's PIP payments.0 -
who is this mortgage lender?
Diesel has gone up a lot in price over the last two weeks, redo it using the current price.0 -
Also if your wife isn't working for the business, what you pay her is not a tax-deductible expense.
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The mortgage lender is Pepper Money.
I could increase it I suppose but I did take an average of monthly cost so I suppose in reality, it is much higher.0 -
So the income on the SoA is what it will be when it is set up properly by my accountant with both myself and my wife being on minimum wage.
I don't pay her at the moment but rather, transfer money to her account to pay the household bills that come out of her account.0
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