The Retirement Thread
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Mar 2024
10:39am, 21 Mar 2024
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K5 Gus
The rules regards withdrawals changed - you can now withdraw, then put it back in in the same tax year. eg Put in £20k, withdraw £12k, then put £5k back in is now allowed in the same tax year. If you put the £5k in after 6th April, then that counts for the next tax year.
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Mar 2024
10:41am, 21 Mar 2024
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bigleggy
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Mar 2024
10:41am, 21 Mar 2024
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K5 Gus
Sorry, should have said this only works if your ISA is "flexible" check with your ISA provider gov.uk |
Mar 2024
10:43am, 21 Mar 2024
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EvilPixie
I wouldn't be looking to put back in just take out so in theory I could take out some then 2 months later take out more etc without issues? (sits back to continue forming a plan) |
Mar 2024
10:44am, 21 Mar 2024
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K5 Gus
Yes, you don't need to close the account to make a withdrawal, you can make partial withdrawals
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Mar 2024
10:44am, 21 Mar 2024
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EvilPixie
(beams) thank you! |
Mar 2024
10:59am, 21 Mar 2024
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Velociraptor
Yes, you can, Pix, which makes S&S ISAs a really useful vehicle for people who either will want to retire before pension age or will be looking to avoid tax thresholds when taking income in retirement.
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Mar 2024
11:01am, 21 Mar 2024
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EvilPixie
excellent news
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Mar 2024
11:53am, 21 Mar 2024
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jda
Bearing in mind if you only have a few grand there's no/negligible tax to pay anyway, outside of an ISA. Though this situation is changing with the virtual abolition of the CGT exemption (which was 12k per year, then halved to 6k, now being halved again to 3k).
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Mar 2024
11:56am, 21 Mar 2024
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Ness
Mr Ness and I have used money from my ISA, Pix. At the moment we're putting it back at a rate of £100 per month to be sure I have enough to fund my hip replacement if/when its required.
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