What if it was possible to put more money back into your pocket – possibly £100s or £1,000s – by taking a bit of time to ensure that your savings and investments are set up…
2020: How Do Tax Changes Now Affect Your Property? 3>
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When it comes to passing on your wealth to your loved ones, having a strong estate plan is crucial. Not only does it help to mitigate unnecessary taxes; it also assists with preventing future complications…
Pensions vs. ISAs for Retirement & IHT Planning 3>
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Many people are resigned to the idea that they will have to pay a large inheritance tax (IHT) bill on their estate one day. However, is this the case? In 2014, left-wing politician Tony Benn…
Planning Your Estate? 5 Tips to Avoid Family Disputes 3>
When it comes to the subject of inheritance, most of us will have heard horror stories about families (even happy ones) being torn apart by arguments over the family wealth. One recent story in The…
Should you rely on an inheritance to fund your retirement? 3>
Did you know that the ONS found that the average inheritance across the UK is about £11,000? The figure jumps to an average of £33,000 for those receiving an inheritance between ages 55-64, but those…
Is it Possible to Avoid the Higher Tax Bracket? 3>
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When we give financial advice to our clients in Lincoln, tax is often an area where we heavily focus on discussions. The good news is there are many ways you can lower your tax liability,…
Placing your property in a trust will typically mean you no longer own your property and therefore it cannot be included as part of your inheritance tax bill when you die. The property you can…
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