Are You In The Fast Lane When It Comes To Running Your Business?
We live in the digital age With new and innovative means of communication emerging daily, our personal lives are defined by not only what technology we use, but how we use it. Smart phones which were once used purely for their convenience, are now used out of necessity because individual lives are entirely contained on […]
From The Desk Of The DG – Education and Training
Training is at the core of everything we do in life and directs how our lives will evolve, from the moment we are born to the day we die we are constantly learning, and regardless of our chosen career path learning follows us and guides us. As professional Will Writers, education is extremely valuable to […]
IPW Discuss Benefits Of Joining An Industry Organisation
Established members of professional organisations will already be aware of the innate benefits that can be enjoyed. Whilst many businesses may approach an organisation like the Institute of Professional Willwriters (IPW) or Institute of Scottish Professional Willwirters (ISPW) with a specific motive in mind, potential members looking to join will be surprised by the immeasurable […]
Victorian Legislation Deterring UK Adults From Making A Will
In 2013, the Law Commission conducted a public consultation on the contents of the 12th programme of Law Reform. Based on the consultation, leading representative legal bodies highlighted where the Victorian law is failing modern society. In particular, the areas of law where testamentary capacity and formalities were considered. Since the initial consultation, the Law […]
Estate Administration Providers Warned Over PPI Liabilities In Unclaimed Estates
As the August 29th deadline for Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) compensation claims draws ever nearer, the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) have released a briefing note warning executors, administrators and estate administration providers of the worrying issues that could impact on a deceased person’s estate. PPI has been a scourge on the UK […]
