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Bungie | If I moved to Uk and put 5,000pounds in bank savings, not to be touched, how much interest in a year? |
How much interest gained in 12months? |
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Tom B
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First question: where are you moving from? From inside the EU or from somewhere else in the world.
Second question: why move the the 5k to the UK?
Put it into a Building Society in the Isle of Man, Guernsey or Jersey - all part of the British Isles but not part of the United Kingdom. The rate of interest is generally better.
If you are moving from within the EU, tick the appropriate boxes and if your home tax authorities (e.g. Malta), don't tax your worldwide income use your address outside the UK.
Otherwise use your new UK address and ask for interest to be notified to UK Inland Revenue. Then if your earnings are below the threshold for UK tax, you won't pay any tax on your interest.
If you are moving from outside the EU, use your home address, interest need not be notified.
You will need copies of two utility bills or bank statements or similar with your name and the address you are going to use. Also a copy of your passport. Get the copies certified as true copies by a bank, accountant, lawyer or similar.They don't need to be notorised.
Best spec at the moment is probably BBI (Bradford and Bingley International) internet account in the Isle of Man, operate it over the internet, instant access and 5.85% interest. Website given below.
Yield (if you have your interest compounded monthly and don't withdraw it) about GBP300 (before any tax). |
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Julie
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All depends on the bank.Investing is good as long as you have a very good advisor. |
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Sophie
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Check the banks websites. Nat West, Barclay's, HSBC, etc. |
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bugaboo
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At 3 percent on average minimum I'd say about £150.. |
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fallenangel
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As has already been said it depends on the interest rate which varies from bank to bank. An ISA is the best bet as the interest earned is not subject to income tax - provided you are resident in the UK for tax purposes, otherwise you can't open one. However if you are not UK resident you need to be aware that opening any bank account in the UK means you hold an asset here, which in turn means that, on your death all of your assets worldwide, eg bank accounts, insurance policies, property in your home country would become liable to UK Inheritance Tax |
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jammycaketin
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Depends what your interest rate is. It varies from bank to bank and from account to account. |
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ufo18
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max interest rate at the moment is about 4.5 %, but for that you would have to shop around , tax is your next problem in your country , check in coming laws this could wipe about 1% off in this country
£4.5 pounds per £100, £1000 pounds=£45, £5000 = £225 interest in 12 months minus 1% = £2.25 total gain with tax = £5222.5 |
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sky_blue_king
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well it depends on what the rate of interest is... |
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Franco
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Bank deposits in UK now pay about 5.5 %- 6% interest, less 20% tax. The cost of housing will terrify you. |
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dels replies
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Not a lot. £250 if your lucky.An ISA that pays interest tax free would probably be best. Possibly earn £400. |
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afterglow82
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depends on the bank, and the type of account - somewhere in the region of £250, but that could vary by nearly £200 in either direction depending on the account |
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Depends of the bank or account you put your savings in. They can be anything from 0.01 to 5.00 % or more
ISA is the most popular form of savings for that kind of amount in the UK, the interest earned is tax free. |
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