I run an investment company. Over 25 years of M&A. Dad of 2 great lads. Husband of 1 amazing woman. Love empathy, endorphins, footy (PNE) and dividends. KTF
You don’t know when you’re going to die so don’t put this admin off. Also as it might take a while for your beneficiaries to get any cash make you think about how they can have instant access to some cash.
Make a will as well of course.
I’ve just realised that as a couple we spend about £1000 a year on Greek yoghurt.
Is that normal?
It sounds a lot, but it’s circa £3 a day for a tub or so and it’s my wife that probably has 2/3 of it and I have a third of it
That is proper lifestyle, creep. 🙄
A fraudster used AI-generated fake documents and false identities to stage a bogus £154m takeover bid for AIM-listed Touchstone Exploration, hoping to inflate its share price and make £70,000 from his own shares. Christopher Woolcott, 44, avoided prison.
https://t.co/X5qzs0qGet
@jp_JellyRoll@BrynPies@AlanJLSmith Yes there are those situations where there is no income tax paid by the beneficiaries. IHT at 40% is still payable though. In the main though most beneficiaries will be 20% or 40% income tax payers.
Anyone in Darlington received a drone delivery from Amazon?!?
As part of the limited launch in Darlington, Prime Air has been available to customers with a garden, yard or driveway for items that weigh less than 5lb and fit into a large shoebox.
https://t.co/55iCaz4Li7