Get more from financial advice: 11 questions to ask
What to ask your financial advisor generally isn’t something learnt in school – it’s learnt through experience. However, you’ll want to ensure that when you do seek financial advice, you’re getting the most from it.
The latest media obsession is the return of inflation in the US. Here in the UK, inflation has just breached the Bank of England’s target for the first time in two years.
What Does Being a Trustee Mean?
Perhaps you have been asked to be a trustee or maybe you are considering setting up a trust yourself – in either case, there are a few things you should know before deciding. We have put together a handy guide to cover the basics.
Inheritance Tax: What is it and How Can it Affect You?
You may have heard of Inheritance Tax (IHT) but do you know whether or not you or your family will be affected by it? We have produced a simple guide to explain exactly what this tax entails and if it is relevant to you.
Independent Review Calls for Inheritance Tax Revision
Inheritance Tax (or IHT) is the tax owed on the estate (the property, money and possessions) of a person who has died. You can find out more about who needs to pay this tax and how much it is here* but one of the most important facts about IHT is the seven-year rule.
An Overview of the Autumn Budget 2017
On 22nd November, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, announced his 2017 Autumn Budget statement to the House of Commons. The release of the budget is usually greeted with a degree of trepidation as big institutions and individuals respond to the inevitable changes.
How to Avoid Falling into the IHT Trap
There were changes to the Inheritance Tax nil-rate band in April 2017, but what are the changes, and what do they mean for consumers?
Almost Half of Total Passed-down Assets Taxed
Recent figures released from HM Revenues & Customs show that £5.8bn of the £11.7bn in assets passed down last year were subject to Inheritance Tax (IHT).
How to Leave the Maximum Amount to Your Children
Inheritance is an important part of the financial planning process for any parent. Working with a financial planner will help you to leave the maximum amount to your loved ones.
How to Save for Your Kids’ School Fees
Sending your children to private school is becoming more and more expensive – so how do you plan your budget to meet this growing cost?
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