Tax free widows pension.

Widows pension should be treated the same as any income and set against your personal allowance.

What's the problem, we all have to pay tax over this allowance unless you have a really good accountant.

Sometimes too much of a good thing is worse than too little.

It really doesn't do to take Frank that seriously...

annsixty Agreed!

Thank you charleygirl I do appreciate your support I have a son who has anxiety and depression issues and lives at home with us and works very hard and earns less than £17,000 a year. To hear Frank "complain" about taxation over and over just makes my blood boil and realize just how unrealistic and out of touch people like him are.

I am with annsixty all of the way.

It's part of your income Frank. That's why you're taxed on it!

But Frank, why should you get more personal allowance than everyone else?

Quod erat demonstrandum.

What does annoy me is I only get half of my wife's occupational pension and I am taxed on all of it as all of my allowances are used against my pension.

Frank

Ariadne

Or a lead in to a mention of his pension...

I don't think Frank was offering information, York
It's just one of his random announcements...

Where have you unearthed that from Frank?

Thank you, Frank. I'm sure that for anyone lucky enough to be in that position the information will be helpful. Why pay any more tax than you have to!

Quite!

If you get a pension from your spouse's pension scheme you should just count your blessings and if that pension exceeds £10.000 ,well words fail me for once.