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119. Investment Bonds
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Welcome back to another episode of the 360 Money Matters Podcast!
In this episode, we discuss investment bonds, explaining that they are: a tax-effective vehicle for investing money. The income associated with the investment is paid within the bond and taxed at a maximum rate of 30%, which can be lower than an individual's taxable income. If the asset is held for longer than ten years, there is zero capital gains tax when selling it. We also emphasize that investment bonds do not form part of your assessable income or a person's estate, making them useful for estate planning and asset protection purposes.
However, it's important to note that investment bonds cannot protect assets in cases of separation or family law matters. Additionally, we highlight certain limitations, such as the necessity to hold the bond for at least ten years to maximize its tax benefits and the importance of adhering to contribution rules based on prior years' amounts.
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Episode Highlights
About investment bonds
The tax environment
Benefits associated with investment bonds
Positive and negative aspects of investment bonds
Timeframe and contributions of investment bonds
The 125 percent rule
Use of investment bonds for specific purposes
Investment options within investment bonds
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