UK tax payer? Read on.
You won't find a less taxing investment.
Courtesy of Mr Darling...
Come April 6th 2008 savvy investors will be looking for investments that offer a Capital Gain as a return.
Forget investments where tax is payable on any interest received.
The clever money will be in investments that return a Capital Gain.
You see, the Government has announced changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT).
As of April 6th 2008 the Government plans to set a single rate of 18% CGT.
It's currently 40%.
That means a saving of 55% on your tax bill if you invest in the 'right' investments.
I imagine many of the big finance companies are already dreaming up their 'original' Capital Gains investments.
I can picture the adverts in the press, the abundance of junk mail coming through your letterbox.
But the simple fact is...this is what Stanley Gibbons have been offering for the last few years.
Our rare stamp and investment portfolios...
They are the 'right' investments. They pay a Capital Gain.
Here's how it can work for you...
The 'right' investments of 2008
It seems our investment products are ahead of the crowd.
And now, as of April 6th 2008, if you invest in rare stamps & autographs with Stanley Gibbons you will pay 55% less tax on any profits.
I'll put that in figures for you...
It represents a £1,210 saving on our average 5 year investment. It's a saving that goes straight into your pocket.
That's £242 extra each year...for doing nothing.
It equates to an extra 1.1% return p.a. over the 5 year contract.
We're offering you the opportunity
to get in first.
We're inviting you to invest in a Guaranteed Minimum Return Contract...returns are made through a Capital Gain at the end of the contract period.
We will guarantee you a minimum 25% Capital Gain over the next 5 years.
As of April 6th 2008 CGT is reduced from 40% to 18%.
That represents a 55% saving on your tax bill.
It adds up to a £1,210 saving over the lifespan of our average investment.
And it gets even better.
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You will still have your personal allowance to negate any tax bill further (currently £9,200 Tax Free per annum)
Let's put that into context...
You can invest up to £36,800 in a 5 year contract guaranteeing a minimum 5% per annum.
You'll receive a minimum £46,000 in 5 years time.
That's a £9,200 Capital Gain. It represents A 100% Tax Free investment within your personal allowance.
It also means you can invest for your spouse at the same level. A £73,600 combined investment (2 x £36,800) can return £18,400 Tax Free in 5 years time.
And, remember, if the rare stamp & autograph market continues to perform well then the upside is unlimited...
The worst you will do is a positive 25% capital gain. And you can make that Tax Free by investing up to £36,800.
It's on par with a bank deposit rate...but (this is the important bit) with an unlimited upside...and an increasingly smaller tax bill.
Don't miss out; contact me today for further details.
Call on +44 (0) 1481 708 277
email aroose@stanleygibbons.co.uk
We'll get you on the waiting list as soon as possible, before the General Public gets wind of this on April 6th.
The entry level is £10,000.
You only have one month to act.
Then it's April 6th. That's when the real interest will begin.
And remember, we also offer free insurance and storage so you needn't worry about the safety of your valuable portfolio.
Like I said...you'll have to look a long time to find a less taxing investment.
Call me today. I'll explain how it works.
Regards
Adrian Roose
+44 (0) 1481 708 277
P.S.
1. A Guaranteed Minimum return of 25% over 5 years.
2. An unlimited upside.
3. A minimum 55% tax saving as of April 6th 2008.*
Three very good reasons to find out more. Call me on +44 (0) 1481 708 277
P.P.S. Invest within your personal threshold and you can benefit from a Tax Free Investment.
You owe it to yourself to find out more.
Call on +44 (0) 1481 708 277
email aroose@stanleygibbons.co.uk
* For further information on Capital Gains Tax and how it affects you, please contact your tax advisor.