Originally posted by AlbionRovers
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Originally posted by TheGadgetMan View PostJeez...this is getting too complicated for my tiny brain to deal with...
...my offset mortgage is with Intelligent Finance...I'm sending my money off for my CTD tomorrow morning...
my money is safer in a CTD with HMRC, isn't it?...please tell me its so...?
funny how an electronic transfer is slightly less painful than actually writing out a cheque...only slightly, mind...
I spoke to MP yesterday...the JR is progressing...the deadline for the application is 3 months from Royal Assent...so it has to be in by late October...I was also given a moderately interesting piece of info which I wont share here because we know MrYouKnowWho () is reading this...Comment
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Originally posted by TheGadgetMan View PostDone...just purchased a CTD ...done by CHAPS...
funny how an electronic transfer is slightly less painful than actually writing out a cheque...only slightly, mind...
I spoke to MP yesterday...the JR is progressing...the deadline for the application is 3 months from Royal Assent...so it has to be in by late October...I was also given a moderately interesting piece of info which I wont share here because we know MrYouKnowWho () is reading this...
I am with MP and just about to extend my contract, how can you share your 'moderately interesting news with me / us. I have now sent you a PM. ThanksComment
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Originally posted by elpinar View Postwhat do you mean by paid off? if you have made a capital repayemnt then your mortgae has been reduced - never to return - but if by paid off you mean sitting in the offset account cancelling it out then that woudl be at risk - HOWEVER caveat to that if it is a bank folding then even the later is safe - if it is a building socuieity folding then the risk is presentComment
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Originally posted by AlbionRovers View PostSorry, yes offset reduced from 95K to below 35K and One Account (RBS), not Building Society. Amount > 35K safe or not safe? What say ye?
if its just a savings account in whcih you get interest cos all your money there - then no amt over 35 is saveComment
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Originally posted by twinkle View PostGadgetman,
I am with MP and just about to extend my contract, how can you share your 'moderately interesting news with me / us. I have now sent you a PM. Thanks
...in any case it will become general knowledge in due course and relates to the JR...what I would say is that for those of you who are negotiating contracts...just go ahead...the news will not effect how you proceed with your negotiations...nor whether you should stay with MP or leave...
for me, Ive bought my CTD...my tax liability wont increase any further...the interest has stopped accruing...I believe we have a VERY strong case...I'm expecting MrYouKnowWho () to eventually have his ass beaten red-raw in court...I'm now sitting tight...and waiting for the fun in court to begin...Comment
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Originally posted by TheGadgetMan View Postsorry but I'm reluctant to pass on the info at the moment (apart from those of you whom Ive spoken to personally) as I really don't want it to get back to MrYouKnowWho ()...
...in any case it will become general knowledge in due course and relates to the JR...what I would say is that for those of you who are negotiating contracts...just go ahead...the news will not effect how you proceed with your negotiations...nor whether you should stay with MP or leave...
for me, Ive bought my CTD...my tax liability wont increase any further...the interest has stopped accruing...I believe we have a VERY strong case...I'm expecting MrYouKnowWho () to eventually have his ass beaten red-raw in court...I'm now sitting tight...and waiting for the fun in court to begin...Comment
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Originally posted by elpinar View Postif one account is counted as an offset and you have a mortgage with rbs then it should be safe.
if its just a savings account in whcih you get interest cos all your money there - then no amt over 35 is save
I'n now just getting my post count up so I can vote above.Comment
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Red-Raw
Originally posted by TheGadgetMan View Postfor me, Ive bought my CTD...my tax liability wont increase any further...the interest has stopped accruing...I believe we have a VERY strong case...I'm expecting MrYouKnowWho () to eventually have his ass beaten red-raw in court...I'm now sitting tight...and waiting for the fun in court to begin...
Red-Raw. Yeah. I like it!
THEIR ARGUMENTS >< OUR ARGUMENTS
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Originally posted by Ratican View PostGM! Did you use TQ's estimate to calculate your CTD?
when I compared them, there was only a few hundred pounds difference, so Ive gone with TQ's figure...obviously I didn't send the interest portion (15K, would you effing believe!)...Comment
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