They were fostering children so most of their combined income was generated by that.
He’s a roofer so gets good money. His money would go into his business account and she would withdraw from the business account to her account every week, £350 so £1500 a month she was withdrawing out from there.
This is for a friend……….no, really
So my friend is about 55ish and was living with his partner for 17years.
They split up and he’s moved out and living in their motor-home (still on finance)
He was black listed for many years and his only accounts was his business account and post office...
So I’ll give you my figures.
The small private pension I want to cash up is today 65k
Using one of those pension calculators I see I’ll get 49k having had 25% tax free and paying emergency tax on it.
I work full time and basic salary is 34k
So I should be able to claim the emergency tax back...
Has anyone cashed in a private pension?
I know the first 25% is tax free then the rest will be subject to emergency tax.
Can I just give my P60 or tax code letter from HMRC to the pension company so I get taxed at the correct rate or do I have to pay emergency tax then apply for a refund...
Many houses aren’t even making onto the shop windows. People are registering their interest in certain areas so when people want to sell their homes the estate agents already have lists of potential buyers