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Dimple10:
Actuslly your husband can send you the balance and yoou write an loe. I did same when i added my spouse. He send me some money, we botth wrote letters saying we give each other access and i explained that he sent from his own savings to me.

Thanks for the response. Since it’s a last minute thing, I will do as you have suggested and hope for the best.

Thanks.

[quote author=chiada post=116309571]Hi Chiada,

Thanks for the response please. I’m hopeful that I will be drawn in early October, meaning I have less than 60 days to open a fixed deposit investment. Do you think we can still open a joint account, then we will both transfer into the joint account and submit our individual statements to support the joint account balance, then provide an LOE for the process?

Or is it easier to just get a gift deed for the balance 15%.

I’m just confused sorry.

Good morning everyone.

My question is on POF.
I am the PA and I intend to use my salary account which has been building up gradually since the start of the year. However, now that the crs are falling and drawing close to my score, is it okay to make up the balance of the POF in my account by asking my husband to transfer the balance to me before the ITA comes? I have 85% of the money currently and he will be transferring 15% of the total POF which is not a large amount I believe. Will I have to explain this transfer?
NB: My husband and I do not have a joint account.

Thanks for all useful information everyone.
Please is the IELST test compulsory even when one has a bachelors degree plus a masters degree from a UK university?

I mean considering the fact that one schooled in an English speaking country.

Secondly can accounting and financial management be classified under the 1112 financial and investment analyst group?

Thirdly, is a 2 year work experience enough to qualify me?
Thank you

Please is the IELST test compulsory even when one has a bachelors degree plus a masters degree from a UK university?

I mean considering the fact that one schooled in an English speaking country.