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http://www.gfsc.gg/content.asp?pageID=421 incidentally , despite what is being said , NR plc has not actually been nationalised [ yet]; technically the uk government has taken control and it is now part of the national debt ! actually , the reference to individual investors is not necessary ; as the uk government has guaranteed the solvency of ...

also what is your income tax position ....do you both use all all of your personal allowances for example

http://www.gfsc.gg/content.asp?pageid=440 rather better than the FSA !!! in fact the banking industry is up in arms because NR now has a huge financial advantage with the guarantee ; the uk government has therefore agreed that NR will not use this advantage in an unfair competitive manner , but that it will merely remain competitive with the ...

wrong BB ; northern rock most certainly is covered by by a UK government guarantee of 100% of deposits , and not the limited £35 K FSA guarantee this guarantee has a cap as to total funds [ as held when the company was nationalised ] ; currently NR holds less than the limit and can take in funds with the guarantee with regard to it being ...

I would hope you do ; local tourist rates are terrible , credit / debit cards are better , but not good ; for a holiday the card is ok unless you are going to spend a lot of money , but living there ? not for me !!!

why uk ? try northern rock guernsey ......1 year bond at 6% currency ,and you can choose no deduction of tax at source wherever you live ; you just have to declare your tax residence so that they can send the information there ; whether it would be better to stay as a uk taxpayer for a bit or change immediately to NZ I have no idea the point ...

well technically the R85 is an all or nothing shot ; you sign a declaration that you do not anticipate that your income will exceed the personal tax allowance , which is evidently not true in your case ; for that reason I suggested that you have the tax deducted and get it all back ,,,just 1 annual form to your tax office i

currency brokers give a better exchange rate than banks ..I am presuming you need to convert sterling to dihrams somebody like currencies direct will buy the dihrams and transfer it electronically to the nominated bank [ no transaction charge for regular customers normally ] ; you can arrange a direct debit on your uk bank account for the cost of ...

as your wife is a taxpayer the simple way is to put it all in your name and then claim the tax back , which will be a 10 minute job once a year trying to arrange the money so that you get exactly enough income to use your tax allowance will be next to impossible ; if you have the money in 50 different accounts , you will get 50 certificates of ...