There are many things that we may want to leave to our loved ones when we pass away, from fond memories to heirlooms, but the one thing we don’t want to pass on is a hefty Inheritance Tax bill. To avoid what is commonly called ‘Britain’s most hated tax’, many people set up trusts without
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There’s a well-known condition called DOMS – delayed onset muscle soreness. Muscle size increases when a person continually challenges the muscles to deal with higher levels of resistance or weight. This process is known as muscle hypertrophy, and it occurs when the fibres of the muscles sustain damage or injury. The body repairs damaged fibres
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Supporting worthy causes is often something people want to include in their financial plan, whether through regular donations or a charitable legacy in their will. The good news is that to encourage charitable giving, there are tax breaks you can benefit from too. If you’re thinking of supporting a charity, now could be a perfect
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As Covid-19 lockdown restrictions ease, there are still concerns about what it means for the economy. As the furlough scheme ends, you may be worried about what it means for your job role or you may have already been made redundant. While it’s the short-term challenges that are often the focus, it can affect long-term
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Put simply, yes – there are many! But why is this even relevant? Surely you would think that you will end up roughly in the same place whether you are working with a ‘financial adviser’ or a ‘financial planner’? Well, this question was recently validated during a meeting of our client advisory group, where one
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As the lockdown continues to ease, we’re gradually putting measures in place to return to the office over the next few weeks. We’re hoping to be able to meet clients face to face soon, so please keep checking back for updates. We’re continuing to carry out meetings remotely, by phone or video conferencing, so please
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