Why hobbies are important in retirement, and not just for yourself. And if you don’t have a particular hobby, how to find one you might enjoy.
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Retirement: expectations and reality
What do you expect retirement to be like, and what will the challenges be? The recent ‘Retirement Perspectives and Attitudes Survey’ sheds some light….
Wills for free: good value or a false economy? (2023 edition)
To celebrate free wills month, we’re looking at when and why you need a will – and the benefits of having it written by a professional will writer. A free will is definitely better than no will at all, but free or low-cost wills are usually quite basic. If you want to ensure your estate […]
Show me the money: selling your business and estate planning
You’ve worked hard to build your business, but now it’s time for you to move on. It’s a profitable business, and you have potential buyers lined up. So far so good. However, simply selling up and taking the money you have worked so hard for will have tax and inheritance implications. So it makes sense […]
Fed up already? More teachers taking early retirement
Almost 20% of highly experienced teachers want to retire earlier. But what does their own retirement timetable and curriculum include for the next 30+ years?
Why University students and graduates might need your help now, not later
Does your estate planning include provision for your teenage or young adult grandchildren? If so, could they do with at least some of that inheritance money now, rather than when you die? Here’s why they might need your help more than ever this year, just to get started. No room at the inn For most […]
