The recent pension freedoms have opened up new possibilities in retirement, allowing more of today’s recent retirees to enjoy the sixty-something socialite lifestyle. Retirement can be one of the most liberating and exciting life stages, but to get the most …
Many UK parents will now be reviewing how they will help their children pay for a university degree. With tuition fees alone costing an average £9,000 a year, university is a …
With Christmas just round the corner, making an investment for your children or grandchildren is a great way to give them a financial start in life, long after the festivities are over.
Junior Individual Savings Account (ISA)
The first and …
What is a trust?
A trust is an obligation binding a person called a ‘trustee’ to deal with property in a particular way for the benefit of one or more ‘beneficiaries’.
Trusts may be set up for a number of …
Few taxes are quite as emotive or as politicised as Inheritance Tax, which was once confined to the very wealthy but today is no longer the case. Even families and individuals with a relatively moderate level of wealth may need …