thedaddyman
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Start with some basics, ensure your wills and any guardianship arrangements if the worst ever happened are in place. Then do a full end to end tax review to ensure you are paying tax in the most efficient manner and that you are claiming for absolutely everything you can claim for and that you have claimed for past years where possible.
In terms of reducing debt- 2 things to consider
It might be worth considering a long term savings/investment product for the kids as well and, for example, dumping the childrens allowance into it.
In terms of reducing debt- 2 things to consider
- Have you any other big spends planned for the next couple of years- change in car as an example
- Are the home improvements now finished?. Until they are, you always run the risk of a builder going, "We have a problem here" and then having to dig into your savings.
It might be worth considering a long term savings/investment product for the kids as well and, for example, dumping the childrens allowance into it.