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UK Public support for nuptial agreement reform
Given some 40% of marriages these days now end in divorce, whether you are getting married for the first, second or even third time, nuptial


Prime Central London Property: Are We Approaching a Turning Point?
This conversation provides invaluable insights into the current state and future potential of the PCL property market. For those looking to


AIM alternatives: Why investors should look elsewhere for IHT planning
There are several ways to maximise the wealth you can pass on to the next generation. Strangely the most powerful option rarely gets a menti


Discounted Gift Trusts: Striking a balance
It’s predicted that Britain’s baby boomers – born between 1946 and 1964 – will pass on wealth into the trillions to next generations over t


To Gift or not To Gift – the importance of considering Capital Gains Tax in Estate Planning
Benedict Jennings, Payne Hicks Beach Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is once again firmly in the headlines and will be until Budget Day on 30...


"Do you already have your pre-immigration plan?”
Cecile Vuillier, TrustConsult Introduction: As the United Kingdom Resident Non-Domiciled (UKRND) regime comes to an end, High-Net-Worth...


Is Canada an Option for UK Non-Doms?
Jonathan Garbutt, Barrister and Solicitor at Dominion Tax Law Canada is a diverse, multi-ethnic democracy that is safe both physically...


Guilty! Can Donald Trump still visit the UK?
Katie Newbury, Partner, Kingsley Napley In October 2020, the Government announced significant changes to the Immigration Rules on...


Joint bank accounts: a little-known inheritance tax issue
Helen Barnett, Legal Director, Wedlake Bell LLP Most joint bank account holders might fairly assume that when one of them dies, half of...


Trusts and Succession (Scotland) Act 2024: The New Succession Rules
The Trusts and Succession (Scotland) Act 2024 updates inheritance laws, affecting spouses, ex-spouses, executors and cohabitants.
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