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there are some that think it will go to $50K and others think much higher than that. Looks like a blended fund, so not just Bitcoin.
I may put a small amount in for the grand kids
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I haven't heard of GME? Hope you got in early in that one, nice!
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PeterLe wrote: ↑Mon Jan 25, 2021 5:17 pmWell we may just look back at that post Liam in ten year time and this words "Ignore Crypto..."
I read somewhere if you had bought £1.87 of bitcoin in 2010 it would be worth circa £1m today
there are some that think it will go to $50K and others think much higher than that. Looks like a blended fund, so not just Bitcoin.
I may put a small amount in for the grand kidsWho knows what it will be worth in 30 Years time.
I haven't heard of GME? Hope you got in early in that one, nice!![]()
Nice CS; keep them Bots going and you will get there!Crazyskier wrote: ↑Tue Jan 26, 2021 2:44 pm1) Pay off or balance transfer credit card balances and set them all to 'pay full balance' each month, so no interest being paid for cards, ever.
2) Pay off car lease and personal loan as the interest isn't cheap, though a lower rate than credit cards.
3) Keep around 3-6 months salary / living expenses in a current account.
4) Once 1-3 are complete, invest in Premium Bonds and ISA to the cap.
5) Overpay mortgage until 100% debt free.
PS - I'm still at 1, though I do have some Premium Bonds, just in case I get lucky
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CGT applies only on disposal.megarain wrote: ↑Mon Oct 25, 2021 1:07 pmDidnt know where to ask this.
I am doing my online self-assessment for UK tax for the first time.
I have Capital gains tax to pay, and the online assessment platform only allows 20 worksheets (one for each asset)
I made profits/losses on 30 different stocks/shares - where do I put the details on the other 10 ?
TIA
Yeah .. I paid some mindless twot 600 GBP to do my return last year, based on the excel sheets I provided.
Oh, how many delays there are with these taxes. I'd rather read an article on how not to pay taxesrostov wrote: ↑Tue Oct 26, 2021 7:55 amCGT applies only on disposal.megarain wrote: ↑Mon Oct 25, 2021 1:07 pmDidnt know where to ask this.
I am doing my online self-assessment for UK tax for the first time.
I have Capital gains tax to pay, and the online assessment platform only allows 20 worksheets (one for each asset)
I made profits/losses on 30 different stocks/shares - where do I put the details on the other 10 ?
TIA
https://www.which.co.uk/money/tax/capit ... bbh8b4kuxt
If you are a retiree and hold shares outside of a pension or an ISA, you still have to pay capital gains tax for those shares.JackRussel wrote: ↑Thu Oct 28, 2021 2:31 pmOh, how many delays there are with these taxes. I'd rather read an article on how not to pay taxesAnd the very beginning of the article says that unless I'm a retiree or Isa, I have to pay taxes. How about registering my trade to a retired grandfather?
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