Savings for Retirement

Hi Bez

I could see some legal wrangles happen if say the step parent is in the house and the children's parent passes away first.
The step parent could get married again and bring that person in the house and the situation could go on an on to the point where the children may never be able to sell the house and inherit the money.

Frank

absent I have just caught up on this thread and can see that no one has stood up for Brummies so I will! I am not one but do know a lot and they are not at all complaining and whinging. They are lovely people. One of my German ex-colleagues had previously lived in Brum and said the people were lovely and she preferred living there to living in Surrey.

I believe that everyone will now be enrolled in their company pension scheme unless they elect not to but no one will be forced to do so.

Movedalot You don't need to leap to the defence of Brummies. I haven't criticised Brummies per se – just queried the fact the HUNTERF seems to know so many people who are envious and downright disapproving of his home, car and savings and so many people for whom inheriting property is the most important aspect of family life. I just wondered if there was an unusual concentration of such people near where he lives.

I'm not a Brummie but near enough at westbromwhich. We midlanders are the salt of the earth, well almost all midlanders.

and the pepper Galen

Hi Galen

My father's lady friend who wanted the house spent about half her life in West Bromwich.

Frank