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Contesting a will: how to nail down your wishes
The current/ongoing squeeze on family finances may have a surprising repercussion, with more individuals seeking to contest a will. The usual grounds are that they have been excluded, or do not consider they are being given a fair share of the estate. More wills are being contested In 2020/21, many law firms saw a major […]
Purpose in retirement: what money can and can’t buy you
Purpose in retirement: a new study from Stanford Graduate School of Business looks past the financials to the fundamentals of happiness in retirement.
Leaving a legacy or living a legacy?
If you’re a fan of genealogy, you’ll know the thrill of discovering what your ancestors achieved in their lifetime. Equally, you might attend the funeral of a senior relative and discover their achievements from their eulogy. It’s often amazing how much “ordinary” people achieve in a lifetime of 90 years plus, much of it after […]
Inheritance tax: who pays most and how to plan so your heirs pay as little as possible
How much is your estate worth? In general, if it’s worth over £325,000, your heirs may have to pay Inheritance Tax (IHT). Generally, IHT of 40% could be applied on the value of your estate over £325,000. However, if you’re passing on assets to your spouse or civil partner, this is tax-free in most cases. […]
“Economically inactive”: retirement planning for women
Are you aged over 50 and not earning a regular wage? We explore why it’s important to plan for your retirement now – read on for details.
