Where to park a million pounds...

Where to park a million pounds...

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Richonenope

19 posts

39 months

Friday 24th March 2023
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Care needed that the large cash holding doesn’t lose you business relief when selling the business or on death. It would be a good idea to minute why you are holding the cash on a regular basis eg to invest in a new venture/buy land when appropriate.

If a micro enterprise you could consider using offshore bonds as a tax wrapper (non-qualifying whole of life single premium investment bonds) or capital redemption bonds - these could hold your investments - cash or funds and you may avoid paying tax on a mark to market every year and benefit from gross roll up - getting a return on gross of tax until you decide when to trigger the tax, eg in a year with big expenses. You can switch investments within the offshore bond without triggering tax.

dingg

3,991 posts

219 months

Friday 24th March 2023
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Do you actually have to move to these countries to do that?

Re Portugal, they did have a golden visa scheme that I think they are closing now, if you had that you only needed to have a house and live here a few weeks a year, now if you have nhr (non habitual residency) its a 10 year tax break, you need to spend over 183 days a year in portugal.

Now whether that is policed properly is another thing

I have a few friends who run businesses and have relocated here to take advantage of the scheme....

Edited by dingg on Friday 24th March 09:20

Mr Overheads

2,440 posts

176 months

Friday 24th March 2023
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Take a look at WiseAlpha. You can hold commercial bonds in 100's of FTSE size companies on a fractional basis. You can massively spread the risk yourself by self selecting bonds, or you can let their algorithm spread the risk for you. Bonds range from 3% to 12% plus.

Plus you can open a company account so no capital withdrawal tax problems, just withdraw the interest personally or let it compound.

Let me know if you want a referral link, or feel free to go direct.

paralla

3,536 posts

135 months

Saturday 8th April 2023
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It’s obvious to me. Do up the house.

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Mezger

370 posts

106 months

Monday 10th April 2023
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Pound cost average monthly into;

Bitcoin - 10%
45% VWRD or VWRL - dividend yield 2%
45% VUKE (FTSE 100) dividend yield 3.84%

Re-balance 1x per year.

Super low fee's, enjoy the capital and compounding returns.

Above assume's a minimum time horizon of 5yrs, ideally 10+ years.

classicfred

379 posts

77 months

Tuesday 11th April 2023
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Some info here re; FSCS, linked banks etc

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/safe-sav...