SCOUT· 67%40m·2026-08-12·MoneyQA58 - Listener Questions, Episode 58
In this Meaningful Money Q&A (Episode 58), Pete Matthew and Roger Weeks answer six real listener questions on the money decisions facing UK savers and investors. We cover paying off your mortgage versus investing, gifting surplus income to manage care fees and inheritance tax, and how to buy capital gains tax-free…
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“Hi...great and informative podcast as usual. I do however have one minor quibble. Relatively frequently, paying tax is portrayed as a very negative thing. Phrases like 'lining the tax man's pockets' and 'keeping my money away from the tax m…”
“Another great video / podcast. Thanks both 👍 Loved the first question. We have on 3 occasions paid off our mortgage (albeit in the first two cases we subsequently moved house and took on a new mortgage 😁)and it did feel liberating. The la…”
“The AVCs in the LGPS scheme are linked to the scheme and can be used to fund an enhanced PCLS (of up 6.67x annual pension) which means you can often get them all back tax free , not just 25%, immediately upon retirement. If there was anythi…”
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