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Simple pension calculator in UK pounds

james@britishexpatmoney

If you are looking for a super simple pension calculator, you’ve come to the right place. We believe in keeping things simple. As a result, this is an alternative to all those super complicated alternatives out there. You know the ones I mean. No matter

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UK property or shares investment for expats

james@britishexpatmoney

Many an expat investor faces the same dilemma. Should you invest in property or are shares a preferable option? This is one of those big questions that makes enemies out of friends. As an investor in both I can see each side of the argument.

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Mortgage payment monthly calculator with totals

james@britishexpatmoney

This mortgage calculator combines power with simplicity. It gives you the information you need to ensure you don’t borrow more than you can afford. And unlike many alternatives it tells you what your monthly payments will be. It covers interest only, capital repayment mortgages and

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Sole trader v limited company: saving tax and other key considerations

mike@gosimpletax

Register as a sole trader v limited company? It’s a key question to answer when you decide to take the plunge and start your own business because your decision can have major implications. And even after making a choice, with your business firmly established, every

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Compound interest calculator UK edition

james@britishexpatmoney

Our British Expat Money compound interest calculator lets you see how much money you’ll have in the future. No matter whether you want a savings calculator for retirement or a more general calculator for savings goals nearer to today we’ve got you covered. Simply enter

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Non resident mortgages UK – essential guide

james@britishexpatmoney

If you are a non resident looking to secure a mortgage to buy UK property you’ve come to the right place. With average UK house prices hovering near £300K it’s no surprise then that roughly half of UK properties are mortgaged. And even if you

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Key tax facts for HMO landlords

mike@gosimpletax

There are reported to be about half a million “HMOs” (ie houses in multiple occupation) in the UK. A rented property is considered an HMO if at least three tenants live in it and they make up more than one household, with shared toilet, bathroom

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Property

The day you became a better investor in property

james@britishexpatmoney

Today could be the day you became a better property investor. Even experienced pros might learn or thing or two by the end of this article. It all started when I found myself arguing with a good friend of mine recently over property. He sees

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Tax

Understanding business taxes as a small business

mike@gosimpletax

You’re probably reading this because you’ve recently become self-employed or it’s something that you’re considering. Self-employment can provide greater flexibility, more control over your work, a higher income and greater satisfaction. But a key consideration is what business taxes you must pay. In this guide

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Six 2023/24 tax year changes you should know if you’re an expat landlord

mike@gosimpletax

April 6, and that can mean only one thing – the start of the new UK tax year. It’s when most changes to UK tax rules come into force, which can be good or bad news for you and your rental income. It can also

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