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    How can I be tax savvy to avoid 33% CTG on stocks

    @kayh85 Your cash is invested in money market funds so no 1270 allowance, 41% exit tax
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    How can I be tax savvy to avoid 33% CTG on stocks

    @vulcanlogician And if you have stocks income tax applies to dividends. Likely people with properties are paying 40% paye so income is not tax advantageous
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    How can I be tax savvy to avoid 33% CTG on stocks

    @vulcanlogician Am I missing something? CGT applies to properties as well. Stock investments are more liquid, more diversified, can adjust for risk by buying bonds, and higher pre-tax return. We just don't have a culture of stock investments
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    How can I be tax savvy to avoid 33% CTG on stocks

    @jamesandrewsmith46 You cannot add the years together in that way. You have to realise the 1270 profit each year
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    Minimum Lotto winning you could retire on?

    @renewright Did you remember to subtract capital gains tax?
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