Category: Estate Planning

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The new year presents an invaluable opportunity to reflect on past decisions and plan the months ahead. For people estate

It’s a question I often get asked: “Should I leave assets directly to my children, or skip a generation and

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When it comes to estate planning, the biggest mistake isn’t getting something wrong – it’s doing nothing at all. Too

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New research has found that large numbers of Britons don’t fully understand how wills work.

Many people mistakenly believe that estate planning in Cheshire starts and ends with preparation for the day that they die.

New research has identified a remarkably large percentage of people who are not preparing wills. This has led to

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New data has been published by PwC. It shows that the North West’s private rental sector (PRS) now contributes around

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Financial advisors recommend that savers and investors establish a will and ensure it is kept up to date. However, a

Estate Value

Depending on its total value, inheritance tax may need to be paid on an individual’s estate when they die. In

Estate assets

If you’ve investigated how much inheritance tax (IHT) your loved ones are likely to pay when you die, you may