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Troy Steadman
While I'm working my way through Ronald's stuff he (and hopefully one or
two of you) might be interested in how spreadsheet modelling can be used
for IHT (or *any* complex problem with lots of variables).
The method in this case was:
1) Identify what we wanted to do.
2) Go to a solicitor.
3) Agree a method.
4) Put the method into an Excel model so that every variable could be
"What iffed".
Here's how things have turned out so far but there could have been many
other scenarios. As time has gone by Al has found it convenient to split
her embarassingly large slice of the cake into two.
Change any number (in the non-website version of course) and *all*
calculations, pie charts, even sentences change automatically to reflect
the new situation.
http://www.cashflowtest.150m.com
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two of you) might be interested in how spreadsheet modelling can be used
for IHT (or *any* complex problem with lots of variables).
The method in this case was:
1) Identify what we wanted to do.
2) Go to a solicitor.
3) Agree a method.
4) Put the method into an Excel model so that every variable could be
"What iffed".
Here's how things have turned out so far but there could have been many
other scenarios. As time has gone by Al has found it convenient to split
her embarassingly large slice of the cake into two.
Change any number (in the non-website version of course) and *all*
calculations, pie charts, even sentences change automatically to reflect
the new situation.
http://www.cashflowtest.150m.com
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