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According to recently published provisional figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the number of deaths recorded in April 2017 reached 39,071.
The case of Nathan v Leonard concerned a “no-contest” condition within a codicil which had been made after the will. The issue of contention was over policy concerns regarding the clause, which stated that benefits
Among the many issues highlighted in the recently published manifestos, social care and later life planning have been the subject of much debate.
Recent research has indicated that only 5% of the population have capacity related preparations in place.
A surge in demand for inheritance tax advice is being predicted by financial advisers.
A key reason that retirees are releasing equity from their home is the growing dependence on the Bank of Mum and Dad.
The Conservative’s proposals to reform the current social structure has been met with both industry criticism and praise.
Private client work can cover a range of complex issues often for high net worth individuals.
Traditional burial and cremation fees have risen by at least 5% over the past year.
ELM Legal Services, a top 5 provider of will writing services in the UK, has this week launched a brand new website as part of its ongoing digital marketing strategy.
Pension scam losses hit an all-time high of £8.6million during March.
The younger generation will require a pension pot worth £1 million if they wish to fully retire.
The Conservatives are reportedly considering to reignite post-death taxes in order to deal with the growing cost of social care.
The Financial Conduct Authority have decided against launching a standalone equity release qualification.
Today (15/05/17) marks the start of a week-long campaign to encourage awareness around one of the biggest causes of death.
Recent survey data has suggested that lawyers are more hesitant to change roles within the profession.
Research has revealed that the majority of over 55s wish to retain some control over how any money they leave to their offspring is spent.
Where a will is the subject of a dispute, A Larke v Nugus statement will usually come into use.
The economic market climate is predicted to cause a rise in pensioner mortgage debt.
When writing a will, an individual may leave funds in a trust, meaning the intended beneficiary will receive the bequeathed funds at a specific time set out by the testator.
Today marks the start of a national campaign to encourage people to be aware and more open about death.
Where an individual is mentally incapacitated, the way in which their assets should be managed is often a point of contention.
The latest figures reveal that consumers are continuing to take advantage of the pension freedoms as withdrawals reach £10 billion.
Research suggests that many parents intend to provide their children with financial help by funding early inheritance gifts.
Referendum induced uncertainty has made 19% of this year’s retirees more likely to seek financial advice.
One in 10 over 55s might be forfeiting their opportunity to benefit from the recently introduced residence nil-rate band.
According to current provisional figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the number of deaths recorded in March 2017 reached 48,615.
The majority of Grants of Representation applied for and issued during 2016 were done by solicitors.
Over £400 billion worth of property is expected to be passed from grandparents to younger generations during the next few decades.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) will be introducing an independent assessment, the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE), to make sure all solicitors meet consistent, high standards at the point of entry to the profession.
Planned cuts to the amount that pensioners can save have been set aside in the run-up to the general election.
23% of people are planning to fund their retirement with a property that they have not yet purchased.