pride in battle
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11 years ? Retirement ?
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11 years ? Retirement ?
Possibly. I'm lucky to have several options with the trade I'm in. I could pick up tools in a different country fairly easily and the job the wife does can be done pretty much anywhere in the world remotely. Told her Onlyfans would be a good fit for her.
flook
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You know the rules .....Possibly. I'm lucky to have several options with the trade I'm in. I could pick up tools in a different country fairly easily and the job the wife does can be done pretty much anywhere in the world remotely. Told her Onlyfans would be a good fit for her.
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they're all thieving twats bossReading some of the posts on here it’s difficult to understand how some people have turned a blind eye to the last government increasing taxes to record levels by freezing allowances for years, and then leaving the economy in such a state that the new government has no alternative but to squeeze taxpayers even more. But yeah, it’s all Labour.
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I probably should have said that savings are subject to tax depending on available personal allowances.Not true.
A basic rate tax payer can earn £1000 interest tax free each year.
You know the rules .....
£20 a month mate gets you the lot, you even get to find out what she had for tea last night.
flook
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Many (blue)moons back I sat back and laid out a retirement plan. This was around the time of the Maxwell pension scandal, so my trust in such schemes was eroded to say the least. I took the decision to forego a personal pension scheme in favour of ISA's to top up the state pension, which I "thought" was sacrosanct if totally inadequate.
Up to the rumours surrounding the upcoming budget, I was fairly relaxed that I had done the right thing (or at least, done something that was working out). Having effectively planned myself out of tax relief on pension contributions, I was confident that my retirement fund, being housed in cash and S&S ISA's would at least enable me to live off their earnings without paying tax. Now I'm not so sure.
I guess it will all come out next week, but currently I'm the most nervous I have been about this "plan"
Up to the rumours surrounding the upcoming budget, I was fairly relaxed that I had done the right thing (or at least, done something that was working out). Having effectively planned myself out of tax relief on pension contributions, I was confident that my retirement fund, being housed in cash and S&S ISA's would at least enable me to live off their earnings without paying tax. Now I'm not so sure.
I guess it will all come out next week, but currently I'm the most nervous I have been about this "plan"
flook
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is there a free trial? asking for a friend£20 a month mate gets you the lot, you even get to find out what she had for tea last night.
is there a free trial? asking for a friend
Tell your friend he's got more chance of Michelle Keegan than ever getting anything free off my Mrs. Her handbag was welded shut years ago.
Tuearts right boot
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We have a holiday rental here in Wales and if we dont reach a rental figure of 50% occupancy we will get stung for 150% of the council tax. In laymans terms that will be between £5,500 to £7,500 per annum, the average rental doesn't make that...................Welcome to Wales, vote Labour and have a really lovely holiday. At our expense.