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How to beat the 60pc tax trap if you earn £100k-£125k

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By Esther Shaw
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Piles of money in a bear trap You may be familiar with the idea of paying tax at either 20pc, 40pc or 45pc, depending on how much you earn. While this isn’t one of the official income tax bands, higher-rate taxpayers can end up paying this eye-watering rate on some of their income. Here, we take a closer look at the so-called “60pc tax trap”, the other pitfalls that emerge once you earn more than £100,000 a year, and the steps you can take to steer clear.
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As buy-to-let struggles, should you invest in an English vineyard instead?

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By Esther Shaw
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As buy-to-let struggles, should you invest in an English vineyard instead?

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By Esther Shaw
| Yahoo Finance UK Verified
There are 1,158 vineyards registered with the Food Standards Agency across England and Wales - Ayesha Kazim/The Washington Post As landlords continue to have their profits squeezed, some are turning their attention to alternative ways to invest in British soil – specifically, the increasing numbers of vineyards that flourish in it. “For a long time, there was only a smattering of vineyards in the UK, but over the past five to 10 years, the market has matured considerably.
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