| Transferring ownership of your house to your son 16:38 - Oct 18 with 2707 views | johnlangy |
Have any of you done this ? Or to your daughter of course.
What were the difficulties ? How much did it cost ? What advice would you give me ? |  | | |  |
| Transferring ownership of your house to your son on 19:36 - Oct 20 with 530 views | controversial_jack |
| Transferring ownership of your house to your son on 14:05 - Oct 20 by max936 |
They are, but if you drew 20k out of an account they'd want to know what for or will probably ask where its gone if they ever asked you about sayings etc.
Saying that I use my debit card for everything these days, pay pal if I buy stuff online etc so they can find out anything, work vehicles are tracked etc as well, doesn't bother me if I need to pop anywhere after my work is finished I just do it, what I don't do is use it outside working hours, unless I get called out etc which isn't very often thankfully. [Post edited 19 Nov 17:57]
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There are limits on bank accnts. Not sure we could draw out that much in one go | | | |
| Transferring ownership of your house to your son on 20:13 - Oct 20 with 479 views | Whiterockin |
| Transferring ownership of your house to your son on 19:36 - Oct 20 by controversial_jack |
There are limits on bank accnts. Not sure we could draw out that much in one go |
With Nat West it's 24 hours notice for up to £20,000 and 3 days notice for over £20,000. |  | | |
| Transferring ownership of your house to your son on 22:27 - Oct 20 with 408 views | max936 |
| Transferring ownership of your house to your son on 20:13 - Oct 20 by Whiterockin |
With Nat West it's 24 hours notice for up to £20,000 and 3 days notice for over £20,000. |
It was just an hypothetical figure, but my point was that you could be asked what you did with any amount of money, if situations arose, my opinion is that your money is exactly that, meaning you could do anything you like with it and it shouldn't be questioned. |  |
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| Transferring ownership of your house to your son on 22:40 - Oct 20 with 400 views | union_jack |
| Transferring ownership of your house to your son on 22:27 - Oct 20 by max936 |
It was just an hypothetical figure, but my point was that you could be asked what you did with any amount of money, if situations arose, my opinion is that your money is exactly that, meaning you could do anything you like with it and it shouldn't be questioned. |
The last time I was asked that I looked at the cashier and said I’m going to the casino to put it on black or red. He smirked and I left with my cash. True story. |  |
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| Transferring ownership of your house to your son on 17:43 - Nov 19 with 195 views | johnlangy |
I'm back on the case with this.
union_jack suggested Bill Parry in Walters Road as a good solicitor. Have any of you used Peter Lynn in the past ? Any good ? Any other solicitor suggestions ? | | | |
| Transferring ownership of your house to your son on 17:50 - Nov 19 with 179 views | max936 |
| Transferring ownership of your house to your son on 19:45 - Oct 18 by raynor94 |
Average house price Swansea is £200k, the threshold is £50k, £150k is a lot of money to stash under the bed😉 |
It would raise the mattress up a tad  | |
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| Transferring ownership of your house to your son on 17:52 - Nov 19 with 177 views | max936 |
| Transferring ownership of your house to your son on 18:55 - Oct 18 by raynor94 |
This is my big fear as I get older, I just hope I don't have to go into a care home and watch everything I have earned over the years, end up in the hands of the local authority |
Just PM'ed you my bank details Rayn's  | |
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