Angela rayner tax dodger again...

[MNW67]

Where's the husband in all this? Or doesn't he have one?

Divorced two years ago.

That is why the house went into the trust for the child.

 

[aveatry]

Angela Rayner's son's traumatic birth and his courageous fight growing up

As Angela Rayner opens up about the challenges of co-parenting a child with disabilities during an ongoing stamp duty row, the Mirror takes a look at the traumatic birth of her son Charlie, and his miraculous survival

www.mirror.co.uk

A court-instructed trust was established in 2020 following a deeply personal and distressing incident involving my son as a premature baby. He was left with lifelong disabilities, and the trust was established to manage the award on his behalf – a standard practice in circumstances like ours.
So what happed that the hospital did wrong that lead to "an award"

 

[motorbiking]

More logical fallacies. You can't help yourself.

The facts as reported you mean.

His trust owns at least 50% now. AR has sold her half to the trust and no longer has any legal ownership. I don't know about her ex.

again ownership is irrelevant, she has an interest in the property.

Indeed.

She told Hove that a home she didn't own (the Ashton one) was her main residence.

Nothing wrong with that.

it would be a very strange thing to pay 200% council tax on the only home you own. How very philanthropic of her.

Divorced two years ago.

That is why the house went into the trust for the child.

nothing to do with the divorce.

 

[aveatry]

Actually reading abut her life -brought up by her grandmother, child at 16, - a premature birth, dealing with a child with disability, devoice. She would make a perfect Minister for Children and Families.

 

[MNW67]

A court-instructed trust was established in 2020 following a deeply personal and distressing incident involving my son as a premature baby. He was left with lifelong disabilities, and the trust was established to manage the award on his behalf – a standard practice in circumstances like ours.
So what happed that the hospital did wrong that lead to "an award"

None of your business! Can't you see that?

 

[gas112]

She says she had to sell share in the house to give her a deposit for the flat as her savings were tied up in the house with a mortgage required for the balance....
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Now the money she is on with expenses account why has she not got any savings this is someone running a country and can't even run her own household

 

[motorbiking]

None of your business! Can't you see that?

she has applied to lift the confidentiality requirement.

A court-instructed trust was established in 2020 following a deeply personal and distressing incident involving my son as a premature baby. He was left with lifelong disabilities, and the trust was established to manage the award on his behalf – a standard practice in circumstances like ours.
So what happed that the hospital did wrong that lead to "an award"

someone was likely liable for the injuries and made an out of court settlement subject to confidentiality. Standard. Probably an NHS negligence claim.

For someone who struggles to pay the correct taxes, she seems to do a good job of maximising her income from the tax payer.

 

[MNW67]

it would be a very strange thing to pay 200% council tax on the only home you own. How very philanthropic of her.

You are confusing residence and ownership. You are so dumb!

again ownership is irrelevant, she has an interest in the property.

A point I wasn't arguing. I was just stating facts. A concept you seem to struggle with.

nothing to do with the divorce.

I am sure that is what I read. Something about when they divorced in 2023 they put the house in the trust. It is not a particularly important bit of the story, though.

 

[motorbiking]

You are confusing residence and ownership. You are so dumb!

No confusion from me - you really are rather bitter when you are exposed. How about we draw a line under this and move on fresh?

A point I wasn't arguing. I was just stating facts. A concept you seem to struggle with.



I am sure that is what I read. Something about when they divorced in 2023 they put the house in the trust. It is not a particularly important bit of the story, though.

the exact date of her divorce is highly relevant though.

 

[aveatry]

None of your business! Can't you see that?

Nope

 

[blup]

Here you go son use your money to buy your inheritance

An investment in a home is an investment in him and his care

 

[gas112]

An investment in a home is an investment in him and his care

Invest in somewhere he already lives

 

[Andydevon]

Remind us again how much of the house value did Angela use to purchase here seaside home for £800k on a salary of about £160K?

 

[noseall]

The house is worth 675 000 and to be fair the rest is none of our business.

Worth even more now it has provenance.

 

[MNW67]

Remind us again how much of the house value did Angela use to purchase here seaside home for £800k on a salary of about £160K?

About £165k it seems. Presumably, the rest was a mortgage.