In this week's podcast Damien provides a complete buy-to-let guide, including the latest tax rules and recent legislative changes. Next, Andy reveals some of the little-known state benefits you might be entitled to. Finally, Damien answers some of the most popular questions you've been asking DaMoney, the new AI guidance tool from Money to the Masses.
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(00:00) - Money to the Masses Podcast Episode 514
(03:11) - Complete Buy-to-Let Guide
(08:30) - How to Manage a Buy-to-Let
(10:58) - Buy-to-Let Mortgage Rates
(11:46) - Average UK Buy-to-Let Rental Yields
(13:33) - How does Tax on Buy-To-Let work?
(15:33) - Buy-to-Let Rules and Regulations
(19:02) - Little-known benefits you may qualify for
(25:52) - Most popular 'DaMoney' questions
(27:12) - How to check if you are on the right tax code?
(28:20) - What are the latest ISA transfer offers at the moment?
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