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Solid advice from Simon Zutshi as always. If you are a higher rate Income Tax payer, this can be, potentially, eliminated as an issue by considering actions such as salary sacrifice and making pension contributions up to the annual £60,000 limit. Then, for those who have taken paid advice from a financial consultant, there is the possibility of investing in risky VCTs to eliminate 30% of the investment cost as tax relief. So, all is not lost as a higher rate taxpayer.
Totally agree. The one advantage, I suppose, of starting with ONE BTL would be to step into property investment gently and gain a track record to gain credibility with lenders and estate agents.
I believe that the BoE Rate Setting Committee does its best to be apolitical, hence why it did not change rates during the period of GE hustings. My guess is that there will be a 0.25% cut at the next meeting. However, it may well want to wait until after the next Budget to see if it is inflationary or not, ie whether the Chacellor tries to stimulate the economy with fiscal loosening or whether there will be a tax grab, which implies a fiscal tightening.
Hey Simon, love your content. Always the most trusted on RU-vid! I'm currently working abroad and looking to purchase a B2L remotely. I'd like to ask, any opportunities paid or free to receive the info from the pin meetings remotely, and or coaching call from your teams in the specific area I'm wishing to purchase in? Thanks!
All these discussions always speak about the absolute number of houses to be built - this is causing more of a problem and will not resolve the housing crisis. I did an analysis on my parish and in the past thirty years there has been a trend towards the number of occupants in the average house has ben decreasing. The average size of a house, whether existing homes being enlarged, or the size of the average new house has increased. This means that in this parish nearly 90% of homes are under-occupied and less than 2% are over-occupied. We are seeing more single and two-person occupiers in ever increasing space - this is unsustainable. S.106 agreements being scrapped will encourage lower cost homes not being built. It will not, of course, prevent those developments being hit with Community Infrastructure Levy charges. Also, I am hearing nothing about making better use of town and city centres for developing living accomodation. Many towns would really benefit from such developments.
To suggest people probably dont want to get into the building trade was a strange thing to say... i just made 51k last tax year only doing 5 days a week leaving work by 3.30. I think people do wabt to get into construction bases on the money alone
@@SimonZutshiOfficial if thats true its because we are being undercut by cheap foreign labour so it forces people to do other things. Personally i have seen cheap foreign labour destroy trades completely so now they are 99% foreign run trades. If as you say we do not have enough skilled trades then we need to start paying attractive wages to get more people in. Personally i dont think we have a labour shortage at all
Labour = National Debt. Nothing good ever comes from a Socialist Communist government. It's a failed ideal, that has never worked anywhere in the world.
nothing labour or tory say will ever come to pass history proves it and reform wont form the next gov labour will so everything will become worse than it already is.
Really clear and interesting explanation, thank you. I just sent to my daughter who’s a trainee estate agent - great talking point with vendors and buyers!
Thank you Simon . You cannot have net zero in your manifesto as one of the policies and build houses!. Both parties, Conservatives and Labour are lying. They unfortunately treated us as morons and in the last 40 years failed to keep to their manifesto promises . Why should we believe them now ? Vote Reform , the common sense party even if they only get a few seats. Plus as a Female landlord . Keir Stammer does not know what a woman is 😱 even at age 61. God help us. I think one has to decide if you are a globalist democrat or a nationalist . That's where the real argument lies .
Hi Simon great video, if you have already paid tax for the year and then you set up a sass going back 3 years, can you claim the tax back which you have paid out over those past 3 years too? thank you in advance
Hi! Thanks for watching and for your question. If you've already paid tax for the year and then set up a Small Self-Administered Scheme (SSAS) going back 3 years, you may be able to claim tax relief on contributions made in those previous years. However, the specific rules and eligibility can vary, so it's important to consult with a tax advisor or financial professional to get accurate guidance based on your individual circumstances. They can help ensure you maximise any potential tax benefits. Thanks again for your comment, and I hope this helps!
You and Robert Kiyosaki were the biggest live changers in my life. Thanks a lot. Who not read book "Property Magic" should be silent about property business.
I’ve always wondered do financial advisors know what they’re actually talking about? If they were so clued up, why would they be working in a bank 9-5 on £40k a year?
Great Question! Not everyone who understands finance wants to take the risks associated with entrepreneurship or high-stakes investing. Many advisors prefer the stability and security of a steady job, even if it means a lower salary.
Thank you for the kind words! Yes, I do offer consultations. You can book a session through this link: go.oncehub.com/pinappointment. Looking forward to speaking with you!
