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30 Oct 2013

Inheritance tax boom?

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27 Sep 2013

Save money on life cover

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13 Sep 2013

6 tips to reduce Inheritance Tax

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25 Jun 2013

Self employed missing out

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05 Jun 2013

I don't need a pension plan , I've got property!

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18 Aug 2012

Saving for retirement- the time is now

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13 Apr 2012

What's in a name- a guide to financial advisers

Our industry is going through a period of change, brought on by new regulations in part aimed at increasing transparency for the consumer. The key changes are that from January 2013 commission will be banned and advisers will have to be qualified to a higher level than previously required. Seems like a good idea.

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14 Jan 2012

For richer, for poorer

Now you might think that, faced with the emotional turmoil of a marital breakdown, the state of your finances would be the last thing on your mind. But ask any of the 45% of married couples who go through a divorce, and you’ll find that it’s right up there, just after who gets the kids. And when you consider what’s involved, it’s really no surprise.

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14 Dec 2011

Funeral plans- a practical and sensible thing to do

One’s own funeral would hardly rank among the most appealing topic of conversation for the vast majority of us... it is surely vital that we plan for the inevitable and so spare our loved ones the financial and emotional stress of arranging a funeral.

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15 Jun 2011

UK suffering from chronic lack of preparation for retirement

worrying and widespread inertia when it comes to preparing adequately for retirement.

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28 Apr 2011

Have you made a will?

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28 Apr 2011

How to help your children with University costs

With students facing an estimated £50,000 bill for a three-year degree from next year, parents are considering ways to help their children with university costs

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30 Jan 2011

Paying Education or Care fees tax effectively.

Any client who is paying any money toward educational costs (for their child or their spouse’s child) or for care fees (for any relative) could be better off exploring a trust option to make the payment, as once earmarked under a trust they will take the money outside of their own Estate for IHT purposes.

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