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26-08-2007, 07:29 PM
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| Mad-Malcom I was pleased to hear that David Cameron would abolish Estate duty (CTT) or whatever it is called at the time an individual pops his/her clogs. I believe that what I have worked hard for in my lifetime I should pass on to my kids? But I have one problem with this and it becomes political. If I inherit a large amount of property which is then passed on to my kids: they are a whiz with money so they add to itL: they then pass it on to their kids? You now know where we are going? mad Malcom      |
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