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NI contributions pension extension; what it means for your estate planning
The government have just announced that the deadline for applications to “plug the gaps” in your National Insurance record has been extended. You now have until 31 July 2023 to top up any years between 2006 and 2016 when you did not pay National Insurance. After the July deadline, you will only be able to […]
The four-day retirement
A new trial shows how successful a four-day working week can be for both employers and employees. So, how about a four-day retirement?
To my dear wife, I leave my phone: bequeathing your tech
What item of digital tech are you reading this article on? Phone? Tablet? Laptop? Desktop? Or having it read to you by a smart speaker? While you can leave the physical technology you own outright to someone in your will, you can’t bequeath your data. As an article at Mondaq explains: “The information contained on […]
Bored? Get on a board! Retirees as non-executive directors
Keep your business brain active into retirement by becoming a non-executive board director for a company, charity, health trust or school.
Living trusts: why Priscilla Presley is contesting her daughter’s will
An unexpected death in the family can cause confusion as to who inherits unless there is a clear will or other provision. When Lisa Marie Presley, only child of rock and roll legend Elvis Presley died recently, her mother Priscilla Presley believed that she was a co-trustee of her daughter’s estate under the terms of […]
