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SANDWICH GENERATION – TIME TO PUT YOURSELF FIRST?

Cost-of-living challenges look set to heap further pressure on the sandwich generation (responsible both for bringing up their own children and for the care of their ageing parents), making it vitally… read more

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WORKING TOGETHER TO TACKLE THE CLIMATE CRISIS – THE INVESTMENT INDUSTRY STEPS UP

Held in Glasgow in November – COP26 – the United Nation’s 26th Conference of the Parties is recognised as the most important climate change event since the 2015 Paris Agreement. Bringing together wor… read more

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SELF-CARE FOR THE SELF-EMPLOYED (AND EVERYONE ELSE!)

The concept of ‘self-care’ involves taking time out of your day to do things to promote good mental health and reduce stress (lounging on the sofa counts!). Working for yourself, while having clear a… read more

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‘PRE-INHERITANCE’ GAINING PROMINENCE

Issues relating to intergenerational wealth and the growing need to provide financial assistance to the younger generation have become a recurring theme in today’s society and, with so many people now… read more

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Boosting financial wellbeing

Boosting financial wellbeing is a perpetual resolution for many of us. Whatever your goals, the fresh beginning a new year brings is the perfect time to take stock of your finances and make resolutio… read more

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MORE THAN £5.2bn PAID IN INHERITANCE TAX – HOW CAN YOU CUT YOUR TAX BILL?

Inheritance Tax (IHT) is paid if a person’s estate (their property, money and possessions) is worth more than £325,000 when they die. Your estate will owe tax at 40% on anything above the £325,000 Inh… read more

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