How financial rights work within a relationship 3>
How should you manage money within a committed relationship or marriage? What are your financial rights if the relationship goes wrong? The subject of joint finances is a complex one. Everyone does things differently, and…
Financial planning & state support for the disabled 3>
In the UK, a range of financial support is available for those with disabilities. These can be very helpful when constructing a financial plan for a household. For instance, altering a home so it has…
With inheritance tax (IHT) set at 40% on the value of an individual’s estate over £325,000, it is easy to see why many people need to plan for this now. Today, hundreds of thousands of…
Christmas is a good stopping-point to evaluate whether you are on-track to get the most from your yearly allowances. Doing so can help you save on tax and put more hard-earned money back into your…
Inflation refers to the rising overall cost of living (goods and services) in an economy. Yet what is “stagflation”, and what impact could it have on your wealth and finances? What is the likelihood of…
December is often a difficult month, financially, for households. Not only are expenses higher due to Christmas spending (which can run into the £100s), but January is also a 31-day month; meaning it can feel…
The UK economy is changing in 2021 as we emerge from the COVID-19 lockdown, and a range of taxes and household bills are heading for transition. In this article, our team here at Castlegate...
Since COVID-19 swept the world in early 2020, many households across the UK have been put under heavy financial pressure. People have lost jobs or work hours, been furloughed or needed to close the business…
It has been a long 14 months since COVID-19 first led to lockdown across the UK. Life has changed significantly in that time, and nobody exactly knows what the “new normal” will look like when,…
Business protection in a pandemic: a short guide 3>
COVID-19 has thrown immense financial challenges at many businesses across the UK both large and small. Running a business always carries the possibility of risk and reward, yet the former is arguably more strongly felt…
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