Georgia is the Senior Content Executive and will be your primary contact when submitting your latest news. While studying for an LLB at the University of Liverpool, Georgia gained experience working within retail, as well as social media management. She later went on to work for a local newspaper, before starting at Today’s Wills and Probate.
Recent data has revealed that investigations into the actions of deputies and attorneys have grown by over 40% over the past year.
The areas of law under which law firms will be required to publish prices has been expanded by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).
A package of reforms created to provide law firms and solicitors with greater flexibility has been finalized by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).
The launch of a new service aims to help relieve pressure from grieving families when notifying organisations of a loved one’s death.
A technology provider has successfully scale tested its pension dashboard solution to handle expected usage by 15 million consumers when live.
Senior council officials have warned that social care services for vulnerable adults in certain parts of the country are on the brink of collapse.
New research has revealed that older people are less likely to spend money impulsively.
The Welsh Government has stated that dedicated Welsh courts and judges with expertise in the law of Wales are required in order to form a separate jurisdiction from England.
Recent research has revealed that so-called millennials are the most likely to feel negative about growing older.
A new formula to be used with the Local Government Finance Settlement has been proposed under the Review of Adult Social Care Needs Formulae.
New data has revealed that 2017 saw the total value of savings into workplace pensions grow by £4.3 billion during the year.
Karon Walton is the Chief Legal Officer of the Solicitors for the Elderly (SFE), an independent, national organisation of legal professionals who specialise in providing legal advice for older and vulnerable people, their families and
Proposals for regulating claims management firms have been announced by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) are set to review the funeral market to help ensure consumers do not get a bad deal.
New research has revealed that just one in ten homeowners aged 55 or over are fully aware of the features of equity release.
Recent research has revealed that the average expected retirement income for women retiring this year will be £4,900 lower than that of men.
Recent data has revealed that the number of single women taking out lifetime mortgages has grown by 12% since 2016.
Recent research has revealed that the proportion of people seeking financial advice has seen an uplift in the last two years.
Recent figures show that orders made under the Mental Capacity Act grew by almost 50% during 2017.
The House of Lords has introduced legislation to modernise courts and tribunals across the country.
Sir Alan Parker has denied wasting funds on lawyers to send media organisations ‘highly aggressive’ letters.
A Bill to require the provision of comprehensive palliative care to those with terminal illnesses has been scheduled for its second reading in the House of Commons.
A new report suggests that four-fifths of retirees who are taking advantage of pension freedoms may face a ‘later-life financial crisis’.
Recent research suggests that total debt for over 65s will reach £86 billion in 2018.
In a bid to increase their general understanding of issues in the sector, both the Pensions Regulator and the Pensions Ombudsman have agreed to share information.
New data has revealed that 20,000 additional deaths occurred during the first 16 weeks of 2018.
The Institute of Legacy Management has announced that it is looking for a new Chief Executive Officer to work with the Board.
New research suggests that retirees who rent will need a £445,000 pension pot to maintain living standards.
Recent research has revealed that those aged under 55 are more likely to make a donation to charity than their older counterparts.
New research has revealed that just under three-quarters of employees now contribute to a workplace pension.
There are concerns among MPs that the cold call ban will not protect consumers pensions from unregulated introducers who use face-to-face marketing methods.
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is urging consumers to stay alert to new and sophisticated tactics used by fraudsters.