how much is the limit for retired person for investing money in the post office saving scheme.?
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In senior citizen saving scheme the retired person investment up to 15,00,000.
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I just spoke to the principal of an international school about this last week.  His school has worked out a Roth with an office that is in a U.S. territory nearby.  The tax is prepaid so there's no tax or penalty paid at retirement.  Email a investor in the Mainland to see what they can offer.  Some offices are just ignorant of the law, as most folks are for most things like voting, taxes, shipping things to people who are abroad.  You may want to email an investment group someplace like the Virgin Islands, Guam, Puerto Rico...  They're more familiar with policies and retirement programs for Americans living outside the Mainland.
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This may help.\n\nhttp://www.hdb.gov.sg/fi10/fi10201p.nsf/WPDis/Buying%20A%20Resale%20FlatHousing%20Loan%20from%20Bank%20-%20Introduction?OpenDocument&ExpandSection=6%2C5
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HaHa, you'll be lucky.  A small amount like that will earn you almost nothing in any building society or bank.  If its money you dont actually need to live on you'd be better off buying a few premium bonds.  At least with those, even though the chances are millions to one, you might just get something back if your number comes up. But as for any bank or society increasing profit on your investment, you chances of living to 150 are higher!! Sorry but thats how banks make a profit.
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Technically speaking there is no upper limit.\n\nAfter all, Chelsea Pensioners and Yeomen of the Guard are still on the Army paylist!  \n\nThe Royal Infirmary is a kind of "old peoples' home" for military pensioners of good character - it is technically an Army barracks commanded by a Brigadier (note to americans - Brigadier = one-star general). The oldest pensioner I heard of was in his nineties and is technically the oldest serving soldier on the Army rolls...\n\nYeomen of the Guard are again old soldiers in their fifties and sixties who are ex-NCO's with a clean and exemplary service record, who are "soldiering on" in a semi-active capacity as the honour guard at the Tower of London. I understand they retire in their late sixties, though.\n\nElsewhere, the upper limit depends on specialisation and rank.\n\nI was relieved at the time of the Iraq stupidity to be over the age of 39 - this means I was too old to be recalled to the Infantry where I served over twenty years ago, as the max age for an infantryman is 39yrs.\n\nHowever, during my Army service I did several courses in intelligence work (deep gloom). As a speciality calling for a lower level of physical fitness, the horrible spectre is that I could be recalled as late as 55 yo. I doubt this - if I'd been thought of as indispensible they'd have recalled me before now for refresher courses - but the horrible spectre is always there.\n\nSenior officers tend to retire later, according to need and what they can negociate: I understand the last serving soldier with WW2 experience left the Army in the middle to late 1980's as a General in his  sixties. I think the only reason he'd been kept so long was that he was the only man who knew the stores system and where everything was, and he had to be allowed time to train up a couple of successors!
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as much as you can! you should get a pension asap, compamny schemes are good as the company puts in aswell. see your financial advisor asap
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There is no limit.  You can continue to carryover your capital losses until you have used them all up or until you die.
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Shop around.Check what the banks and building societies are offering,check to see what their commision is.\nThe post office does euro's as well,and they offer 0% commision on unused euro's.So you get back exactly what they're worth.
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Your basic state pension should be below your personal tax allowance and so you shouldn't pay any tax. You should also get a £200 heating allowance that is tax free and doesn't effect benefits like housing benefits and council tax benefits. Maybe, you have a private pension that has took you over the threshold. Income from investments can do the same. If it's investments - you can change them and go for investments that will give you growth as opposed to income. Investments that grow are subject to capital gains tax and you also have a personal allowance for capital gains tax of £8,800 a year. Maybe you could contact age concern and see if they can give you advice - make sure you are getting all your benefits and tax credits and investing in a tax efficient way. the system is unfair - that's why Gordon Brown has very little time to change economic policy to make it better the the old, disabled and chronically sick - or his chances of becoming the next Prime Minister - is no chance. He doesn't look after you and me - we don't vote for him and his corrupt cronies at the General Election. let them enjoy their jags, mansions, mistresses and the gravy train - it will come to a sudden end.
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Market Plus’ is a unit linked deferred pension plan.\n\nAs per the plan, the policyholder will be able to choose from single or regular premium and also with or without risk cover.\n\nThe minimum premium is Rs. 5000 for regular premium while for single premium it is Rs 10,000. The minimum and maximum age limits are 18 years and 65 years respectively and the vesting ages are 40 and 75 years respectively. \n\nIn case of death of the policyholder within the policy term where life cover is opted for and is in force, the nominee is eligible to get the sum assured under the basic plan. \n\nThis policy has a new feature wherein, the policyholder can surrender the policy after it completes 3 years both under single and regular premium and the investor will not have to pay any surrender charge. Free switching between funds four times every year is permitted.\n\nRegular premium can be paid either in yearly or half yearly installments. \n\nMinimum sum assured: Rs. 25,000 for single premium\nRs. 50,000 for regular premium
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Take out Overdraft protection on the account. It weill allow you to go over your limit but at a cost.
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Y10,000 per kph over the limit plus a caning
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An amount equal or higher than your retirement check.
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£37,032.66 \naccording to todays currency exchange\nhope that helps!
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it depends what you want the money for and how much, for example there is a small grants fund usually run by your local authority which can give up to £750 and the form is really easy.\n\nit's called the Sportlot Community Chest. Hope this helps
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Enough money to retire,I'm 72.
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thats a good qeustion. i didnt know that there was a limit. just ask yahoo. they let you ask anything and they helped me once.