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Why work hard for the taxman? Mortgages, Remortgages, Home Loans.
That's right. If you have a conventional mortgage, and have savings as
well, you will be taxed on the savings at your basic tax rate. For some
people thats 23%. For many others thats 40%.
You can do better than that! You know you need to get your money working
for you.
There is a way round this. Think about it. Why should you pay tax on the
interest on your savings when you are already paying tax on your salary.
You have a debt - your mortgage, so why not put your savings into that debt
and beat the tax man? You reduce your debt which means you will pay your
mortgage off earlier if you keep paying the same amount. Much earlier, I
mean you could pay it of 7 years earlier saving you many thousands of
pounds.
The advantages don't stop there. Suppose you fancy investing in a buy to let
property. As long as you have the equity in you property, you can just write
out a cheque without asking any body. You can use your one account to
fund the deposit on your investment. You will use another lender to borrow
up to 85% to leverage your investment.
Whatever you do, if you own property, you should consider getting a flexible
current account mortgage. If you don't you could be wasting £1000's in tax,
not to mention the extra interest over the years.
I recommend the One Account because I had one for several years and it
helped set me on the road to financial freedom. Just being able to write out
a cheque for £20k+, provided it was within my facility was an amazingly
useful feature. And always knowing that every pound in that account was
helping me pay off my mortgage was very reassuring.
Have a look at the one account site. They've got loads of facts and figures to
get you motivated.
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Mortgages, Remortgages, Home Loans
Why work hard for the taxman? Mortgages, Remortgages, Home Loans.
That's right. If you have a conventional mortgage, and have savings as
well, you will be taxed on the savings at your basic tax rate. For some
people thats 23%. For many others thats 40%.
You can do better than that! You know you need to get your money working
for you.
There is a way round this. Think about it. Why should you pay tax on the
interest on your savings when you are already paying tax on your salary.
You have a debt - your mortgage, so why not put your savings into that debt
and beat the tax man? You reduce your debt which means you will pay your
mortgage off earlier if you keep paying the same amount. Much earlier, I
mean you could pay it of 7 years earlier saving you many thousands of
pounds.
property. As long as you have the equity in you property, you can just write
out a cheque without asking any body. You can use your one account to
fund the deposit on your investment. You will use another lender to borrow
up to 85% to leverage your investment.
Whatever you do, if you own property, you should consider getting a flexible
current account mortgage. If you don't you could be wasting £1000's in tax,
not to mention the extra interest over the years.
I recommend the One Account because I had one for several years and it
helped set me on the road to financial freedom. Just being able to write out
a cheque for £20k+, provided it was within my facility was an amazingly
useful feature. And always knowing that every pound in that account was
helping me pay off my mortgage was very reassuring.
Have a look at the one account site. They've got loads of facts and figures to
get you motivated.
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