There have always been fraudsters and thieves, but Pensions Freedoms, which came into force April 2015, may have made it easier for scammers to prey on the unwary looking for higher rates of return on investments. This is according to Geoff Bouchier, Managing Director at Duff & Phelps, the…
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How to Blow the Kids’ Inheritance on Nothing at All
Some people decide to blow the kids' inheritance on a round-the-world cruise or a fairytale chateau in France. Good…
Estate Planning Is About Values, Not Just Assets
Glen Wagstaff, Founder and Managing Partner at Inter Vivos, PLLC, believes planning around your estates…
Do you want to specify exactly where your assets will go after you pass away? Do you want to avoid the probate process? Do you want to make certain that assets won’t be given outright to a minor or that your young children are responsibly taken care of – money wise? Then it is time to start…
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Forget Romance, Get a Pre-Nup
Chris Longbottom, Partner in Family Law at Clarke Willmott LLP, discusses with Lawyer Monthly that there are common…
Is the LPA Refund Scheme the Ministry of Justice’s Best Kept Secret?
A new refund scheme for lasting power of attorney (LPA) applications was introduced at the beginning of February,…
Media attention and auto-enrolment have pushed pensions to the front of our minds, but how has Britain’s pension performance altered over time?
Each quarter, True Potential Investor creates their Tackling The Savings Gap: Consumer Savings and Debt Data report. The campaign was launched in 2013…
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Are You in an Unmarried Relationship? You Need to Read This
More than three million couples are in unmarried relationships – the second largest family type in the UK, as well…
Is the Pension Protection Fund Working?
With the potential transfer of the Carillion pension schemes to the Pension Protection Fund (PPF), the PPF has been…