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Q&A: Your money queries

Your money queries are answered by Trevor Clark, director of Newcastle-based chartered financial planners Rutherford Wilkinson LtdRead

Q&A: Your money queries

Q: I have a second home which I am in the process of selling. Are there any tax issues of which I should be aware?Read

Q&A: Your money queries

Q: I am a Brit but have been working in America for a few years. It looks as though my future is there and I intend to become fully resident in the US and probably an American Citizen. I have pension plans that I have built up in the UK and would like to know if I can transfer them to the US.Read

Q&A: Your money queries

Q: I know that Junior ISAs are now available and I have some money I would like to invest for my grandchild. Is the Junior ISA the best way to go?Read

Q&A: Your money queries

Q: My wife and I have been talking about making wills but I am reluctant to do so as solicitors are so expensive and I think she will get everything anyway. Am I wrong to take this approach?Read

Q&A: Your money queries

Q: I am looking to take my first mortgage and would like your thoughts about whether or not I should take a fixed rate mortgage or a variable one. I understand that the variable mortgage may mean that my payments will go up and down from time to time.Read

Q&A: Your money queries

Q: I have been trying to complete our tax returns online and I have noticed something about entrepreneur’s relief when selling shares. Could this apply to my husband and me?Read

Q&A: Your money queries

Q: I am considering whether or not I should start a pension. I am in my late 20s and do have some spare income. I am concerned about the bad press and I am not sure that really it is worth it.Read

Q&A: Your money queries

Q: My former husband died and my daughter is going to benefit from his estate. He made no will and most of the money coming to her has come from his employer’s life insurance scheme.Read

Q&A: Your money queries

Q: I have money invested with my bank, but they have caused me problems by stopping a payment on a car loan. As it is the final payment it is quite large and has taken me over the overdraft limit that I have. Why have they done this when I have money with them?Read

Q&A: Your money queries

Q: My wife and I are divorcing and it is I am pleased to say amicable. However, we would like to know what the best way to deal with my pension would be.Read

Q&A: Your money queries

Q: I run my own small company and would like to know if I am better taking my income as salary or dividend. What would you recommend?Read

Q&A: Your money queries

Q: My father is aged and quite poorly. We do not expect him to live for many more years and would like to make sure that on his death everything is as simple as possible to deal with. What would you suggest?Read

Q&A: Your money queries

Your money queries answered by Peter RutherfordRead

Q&A: Your money queries

Your money queries are answered by PETER RUTHERFORD, senior director of Rutherford Wilkinson Ltd, chartered financial plannersRead

Q&A: Your money queries

Q: I am looking to do some inheritance tax planning and I know that I can use spare income and gift that away. A significant part of my income comes from withdrawals from single premium investment bonds with three insurance companies. Am I allowed to take this income into account?Read

Q&A: Your money queries

Q: I am taking my retirement income through a pension drawdown arrangement. I have recently been told that my income is about to fall quite considerably. Why is this?Read

Q&A: Your money queries

Q: My husband died several years ago and we each had shares owned both individually and jointly. The jointly owned shares have been transferred to me. Our wills left everything to the survivor but I have just received a letter from the solicitor advising that we must go for probate. Is this necessary?Read

Q&A: Your money queries

YOUR money queries are answered by Peter Rutherford, senior director of Rutherford Wilkinson Ltd, chartered financial planners.Read

Q&A: Your money queries

Q: I HAVE death in service benefits from my employer through the company pension scheme. If I die, how will those benefits be taxed?Read