Why retirement isn’t an endless holiday, and how to bring purpose to your post-work life by combining what you love with helping others
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No-fault divorce and estate planning
The biggest change in divorce law for decades is happening on 6th April 2022. The new system allows couples to separate without needing to blame anyone for the breakdown of the marriage. No-fault divorce simply requires a statement of irretrievable breakdown, with the aim that this will take some of the emotional heat out of […]
Could you retire at 25?
Retirement at age 25 and redundancy for P&O Ferries crew: the contrast between planned retirement and totally unexpected redundancy
Holding onto your inheritance: post-nups for the over 50s
For the last few years, the numbers of couple getting post-nuptial agreements, or “post-nups”, has increased dramatically. Like the more familiar pre-nuptial agreement (pre-nup), a post-nuptial agreement (post-nup) sets out how assets are to be divided should a couple get divorced. The difference is that a post-nuptial agreement can be made at any time during […]
Keeping busy: What does retirement mean to you?
What does retirement mean to you? More time, less work? Great! But what do you plan to do with that time, asks retirement coach Paul Hammond.
Long-term care in 2022: what the government has got planned
In September 2021, the government set out a new plan for adult social care in England. The main aims are to: Whilst much of the Build Back Better plan is about health and social care, it impacts on long term care provisions too. The main headline if you’re approaching retirement and trying to assess the […]
