Blog
Lisa Green
05.03.2021
Most people understand the importance of making a will, to determine what will happen to their money and property when they die, and to ensure that their loved ones are provided for in accordance with their wishes. What is less well known however is that not all ‘assets’ (i.e. money and property) automatically form part […]
Contentious trusts and estates
Blog
Alex Wavell
04.03.2021
Budget 2021 has been announced. Unsurprisingly, given the ongoing pandemic, a large part of the Chancellor’s speech was focused on the continued provision of Government support. If there are to be any tax rate rises, in order to assist in repaying the huge levels of Government borrowing/copying with a smaller economy, they have generally been […]
Wills tax and trusts
Blog
Katherine Maxwell
04.03.2021
The Chancellor of the Exchequer – Rishi Sunak – has announced that the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (furlough scheme), which has helped millions across the UK, is to be extended until the end of September 2021. What is the furlough scheme? The furlough scheme was introduced at the beginning of lockdown in March 2020 as […]
Covid recovery | Employment
Newsletter
Jeremy Over
02.03.2021
Welcome to the second issue of our Corporate newsletter. The news has continued to focus on the coronavirus pandemic as England continues in its third lockdown. For many people, the last 11 months have focused the mind, caused priorities to change and had financial implications on our lives. You may be looking forward to retirement […]
Corporate