I assume this means that for each persons account - we will have to have separate shareholdings in a pension account or an accumulation account - which (I think) will mean that each person would have to have at least 2 broking accounts - one that is connected to their pension account and another connected to their accumulation account (or accounts).
How else will we be able to talk about growth in a particular account? - or will they just work it on a percentage?
Perhaps I am on a completely wrong track here?
Is it possible to work it like it works now - say having a members account and in that account you have 1 pension account and 1 accm. account - and lets say those two accounts are worth 1.6 million each -
so, in toto the members account is worth 3.2 million.
if the members account rises by 1 million for a year - that will make each account inside the member account grow by 500,000 each account - so, the pension account just stays tax free - but, the accum. account has to pay 15% on what it makes.
hmmm - when I put that on paper - maybe my idea of separate broking accounts is unnecessary.
But, if you had a kickbutt growth portfolio and you wanted all of that in your pension account and your normal income making stocks and cash etc in your accum. account - so, you were happy to wear the 15% tax, but, wanted zero tax on your growth - then, you would need separate accounts.
Am I making sense or have I blown a valve?
tia
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