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Financial Planning Tips for Income Investors
As part of their Seeking Income Week, Morningstar asked Informed Choice chartered financial planner Martin Bamford for our Financial Planning tips for income investors.
Posted in Investments, Press
Tagged diversification, income investor, morningstar, seeking income week, Tax
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Wasting tax
The latest Tax Action report from unbiased.co.uk has found that we will collectively waste £1.3bn in 2011 due to poor inheritance tax planning.
Posted in Financial Planning, News
Tagged inheritance tax, Tax, tax action report, tax avoidance, unbiased.co.uk, wasting tax
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The Lifetime Allowance & Fixed Protection
There is now less than a year to go to register for Fixed Protection before the Lifetime Allowance reduces to £1.5m and potentially creates a tax liability for those with large pension benefits.
Posted in News, Retirement
Tagged advice, fixed protection, hmrc, lifetime allowance, Tax, £1.5m, £1.8m
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Can I use a SIPP to invest in an EIS?
Informed Choice chartered financial planner Nick Bamford responds to a client query about investing in an EIS using his SIPP.
Giving to charity (not the taxman)
This year it is expected that UK charities will miss out on £1.2 billion in donations because of tax-inefficient giving by donors.
Online tax return reminder
HM Revenue & Customs this week have issued a reminder to those people still due to submit a return. The 31st October deadline for paper returns has already passed, so the only option still available is to file your tax return online before 31st January.
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Tagged 31st January, activation code, hmrc, online, self assessment, Tax, £100 penalty
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