They almost certainly didn’t own it. Car leasing is very common particularly in business. A business lease is cheaper than personal and also can be tax deductible. Sue is a director of trf21, so deductible. Not sure if currently correct, but you used to be able to take mobility allowance and use it yourself, but chances are Noel’s car is motability, so they may only pay a small amount for it. A decent accountant should save more than they cost. Did Sue get the other Range Rover on her birthday 2 years ago? If so 2 year lease expired?What will they do with the other car then Sell it? She has only had it maybe a year. Sues presents just keep getting bigger, a ring, a vaccum, a car whats next a whole new house perhaps?!
Yes and the bubble will burst when they are no longer relevant and they have wasted all the cash, instead of investing it in the business. Although reading between the lines they do have a considerable amount saved personally and at least they are renovating the house. I would be renting a unit and really ramping up the pie business, if you look at other online pie sellers they have got a long way to go and really if they had the nouse they would be cashing in on the publicity and making the business expand.So another new car. All those house renovations. Tens of thousands of pounds on Christmas. They really are living the dream.
The Radford kids will all surely start their adult lives well endowed (money wise ) because being the wonderful caring parents they are, they must be putting thousands away for each of the children seeing as they’re the ones that are making them all this money.
It’s not like they’d be spending it all and not saving for the kids first.
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