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Practicalities of Estate Management
Beyond purely financial planning matters, the practicalities of managing the estate of a deceased loved one can be overwhelming. Are there services out there that can help with sorting and distributing possessions? I caught up with Claire Potter, founder of Blue...
The perils of deliberate deprivation and why a cashflow plan matters
There are many legitimate reasons why people may want to make large gifts: for example, inheritance tax planning, supporting family members or ‘balancing up’ previously unequal gifts to family. When planning gifts, it is important that individuals take advice and document objectives and the effect of the gift, which can help protect them from an accusation of ‘deliberate deprivation’ in the future. Cashflow planning can help in this instance
The challenges of the Sandwich generation
Children growing up and sitting exams; parents requiring more care and attention; trying to keep your career on track – these are the challenges of the so-called ‘Sandwich’ generation. If this sounds familiar, it’s probably because you’re either already in this situation or you can see it looming on the horizon. It can be an extremely difficult time of life – and even more so if you have legal responsibilities to someone you love.
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