A MOTHER OF FOUR caused an uproar when she revealed she will not be leaving any inheritance to her children.
Carla Bellucci explained her plans to spend all her savings before she dies.
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The 42-year-old from Hertfordshire explained her reasoning for not leaving a single penny behind.
“[We] I do everything for our children, so everything I have, I’m going to enjoy the holidays and live a good life,” she said What is the jelly.
“Children have their whole lives to make money, so I don’t see why we should suffer.”
The glamor model said she will not help her children pay off their debts, revealing that she does not want to take responsibility for her “mistakes”.
She also referred to her own experience managing her finances.
“No one ever helped me with money and I did very well,” said Carla.
She shared her expectations that her children will take care of her when she is older.
“It’s crazy to keep giving [them more]”, she highlighted.
“It’s not selfish at all, what is selfish is that children expect us to work like dogs, so we have to give them everything.”
Carla described her reluctance to leave “hard-earned money” in her will, saying she plans to “spend it all” before she dies.
“I think it’s crazy that people live like shit just to give everything to their kids,” she said.
“Anyone who criticizes my decision can keep running.”
She added that people who disagree with her are usually “toothless Karens who don’t have much to waste.”
Carla said she spoke to her children about the decision, revealing that they respect and understand.
“They get things now, so don’t worry about the future,” the mother explained.
Inheritance FAQs
What is inheritance tax?
The tax levied on the assets left behind by the deceased. This can include property, money and possessions.
What is the inheritance tax rate?
The standard inheritance tax rate is 40%. It is charged for the part of the equity above the limit.
What is the limit for inheritance tax?
Inheritance tax will not be charged if the value of your estate is less than £325,000, or if you leave anything above this value to your spouse or civil partner, or to a charity or community amateur sports club.
What is the limit for children to inherit property?
The limit increases to £500,000 for the deceased’s children, including foster, adopted or stepchildren.
“They want to see me enjoying my life, the kids who don’t [want the same for their parents] They are horrible and need a life lesson.”
She highlighted the “lovely life” she gave her children, adding that “they are all smart and will get good jobs to support themselves.”
“They don’t wait, because it’s not in their nature,” said Carla.
“If they get everything, then there’s nothing for them to work on.”
Carla has previously shared her decision to pay her daughter £7,000 to move out and even allow her two eldest children to drop out of school.
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