Avoid UK Capital Gains Tax With This NO LIMIT Wrapper

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Investment bonds are vehicles available in the UK that offer many tax planning advantages, such as the ability to avoid CGT. UK INVESTMENT BONDS EXPLAINED In this video I explain how UK investment bonds work, the different types available and how they are taxed. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Start 1:15 What Are Investment Bonds? 3:09 Taxation Of Onshore Bonds 5:42 Tax Deferred Withdrawal Allowance 6:46 Taxation Of Offshore Bonds 8:18 Switching Investments Avoiding UK CGT 8:56 Using Bonds To Avoid LTA Charge 9:56 Using Bonds For University Fees 11:02 Using Bonds To Reduce Inheritance Tax 12:03 How Can You Invest Into Investment Bonds? 13:28 Get FREE Shares Broadly two types of investment bonds are available in the UK - onshore bonds and offshore bonds. Both offer tax planning advantages for reducing UK capital gains and income tax, using features like tax deferred bond withdrawals and assigning segments to a lower rate tax payer. If you want to learn how to avoid CGT UK then knowledge of these vehicles is essential, but there are other benefits of UK investment bonds (both onshore and offshore): PENSION PLANNING: Help to avoid reduced annual allowance consequences by offering an alternative tax efficient wrapper. Help to avoid LTA charge by using bond investments instead UNIVERSITY FEES PLANNING: With the correct use of trusts, investment bonds can offer many tax advantages for university fees planning. ESTATE PLANNING: Again, because of how investment bonds interact with trusts, they offer many IHT planning advantages and help to reduce UK IHT. All of these concepts are explained in this video! HOW CAN YOU OPEN INVESTMENT BONDS? Many providers offer them, but most will insist you take advice from a financial adviser because of the complexity of these vehicles. OTHER VIDEO RECOMMENDATIONS: Legally Paying NO TAX on £70k+ Investment Income: https://youtu.be/di-AoEKCmlY DISCLAIMER: The content in this video is provided for information and entertainment purposes. It should not be construed as direct or indirect financial advice. You must throughly research any potential financial or investment decision and fully understand the risks before taking it. If in doubt, you should seek individual advice from a professional adviser. AFFILIATE LINKS: Some of the links provided above are affiliate links from which a financial incentive is paid to the introducer. WEBSITE: For regular tips on how to build tax free growth and income, visit and subscribe to my blog... it's FREE and there is exclusive content for members: https://www.virtualfinancialclinic.co.uk FOLLOW ME ON SOCIALS: Insta: https://www.instagram.com/chris.bourne.121 FB: https://www.facebook.com/ChrisBourneLifestyleFinancialPlanner Twitter: https://twitter.com/chrisbourne121 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-bourne-vfc