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The Importance of estate planning

Millions of UK residents die without a Will, and this can have serious consequences if the family is unprepared. If you don't have a Will, someone else likely has to deal with your assets and each member of your family could end up with...

Mark Is a Top Rated Adviser Again!

Our very own Mark has been named as a Top Rated Adviser 2022 by the prestigious VouchedFor organisation! He has again received an outstanding rating of 4.8 out of five from a total of 118 reviews.

Handling High Markets

Most of the world’s major stock markets are at or close to their all-time highs, but that is not necessarily a reason to stop investing. Download Our Client Agreement Here Global stock markets have been performing strongly since the first...
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The Future of Inheritance Tax

Most over 55s have no idea whether there might be inheritance tax (IHT) to pay on their estate — or what the liability might be. With change on its way, understanding IHT may be more important now than ever. The £325,000 IHT threshold (or...

Portfolio Rebalancing

Inertia can be a dangerous trait, especially for investment. You know the feeling. Sometimes it just seems easier to leave things as they are for another year rather than take any action. Call it the ‘If it ain’t broke don’t fix it’...

Responsible Investing and ‘Greenwashing’

There has been huge growth in the number of ‘sustainable’ and ‘responsible investment’ funds, which now look at a company’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) track record as part of the investment process. However not every...

A New Style Retirement For Changing Times?

The acronym ‘WFH’ is now fully embedded in the 21st century lexicon. Whether 18 months of working from home will reshape the future of work for office-based employees is not yet clear, but major employers are now reconsidering office...

No Fault Divorce Comes To England and Wales

The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 should have been implemented in autumn 2021. However, in June the government pushed back the start date to April 2022. The delay, plus the after-effects of lockdown, could mean a divorce...