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.
A beloved British comedian and broadcaster has died aged 80.
Business Secretary Greg Clark has recently announced a £300 million competitive fund as part of the government’s plan to build a ‘Britain fit for the future’.
A beloved Liverpudlian comedian has passed away aged 90.
The government have been urged by the Liberal Democrat party to provide the public with more information on auto-enrolment pensions.
Two advisers have pleaded guilty to scamming clients to gain access to their pension funds.
Earlier this year, Countrywide Tax & Trust Corporation Ltd (CTTC) were chosen to feature in the 2018 publication of The Parliamentary Review, Law & Justice Edition, alongside Prime Minister Theresa May, Joe Egan, and Chancellor
The Office for the Public Guardian (OPG) has expressed that is working on guidance for lay and professional certificate providers in order to clarify best practice requirements. As well as the need for a clear
An amendment included in the Financial Guidance and Claims Bill could see the ban on pension cold calling brought in by June 2018.
New analysis suggests that pension pots could grow by around 30% by the end of this year due to the scheduled rise in workplace pension contributions.
New research suggests that the deceleration in the pace of life expectancy growth has shifted to a trend.
In a decision made by the High Court over the inheritance of a family farm, a woman has been awarded over £1 million in damages.
Tomorrow marks the start of the next Free Wills Month.
A solicitor has been struck off after misleading the family of a deceased relative that arrangements had been dealt with.
The option of striking off a solicitor following the emergence of his links to suspicious investment schemes has been rejected by the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal.
According to recently published provisional figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the number of deaths recorded in January 2018 was 64,157. Compared to December 2017, this represents a rise of 19,016 and, in
Recent research has revealed that the expected annual income for divorcees retiring this year will be approximately £3,800 less than those who have been through a marital split.
The legal sector is a common target for money laundering.
New figures have revealed that the amount of equity released last month hit a record high.
The government are being called to ensure adequate protection is in place for pension savers under a new ‘dormant asset’ reclaim scheme.
Recent data suggets that the confusing nature of inheritance tax (IHT) is having a negative impact on the wealth shared with younger generations.
Recent research has revealed that over a third of people would fail to recognise a pension scam.
The Law Society has urged the Legal Services Board to provide greater clarity on its Internal Governance Rules (IGR).
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has stated that it should become a separate entity from the Law Society.
New research has revealed a growing level of scepticism among small businesses when it comes to lawyers providing value for money.
The Law Commission is set to identify areas of trust law which would benefit from modernisation.
New figures have revealed that retired homeowners received over £7,900 in property wealth during 2017.
Recent research has found that over a quarter (27%) of people who took out an equity release plan in 2017 did so to clear an existing mortgage.
The Government has expressed its aim to push through the pension cold calling ban “as quickly as possible”.
Jeremy Corbyn has highlighted what he calls ‘serious concerns’ over the ‘cab rank’ burial policy of a north London coroner.
A recent survey has revealed that over half of people have not updated their will.
New legislation could mean cohabitees see a significant rise in the financial benefits that they’re entitled to.
A recent report has concluded that a national strategy on housing for older people needs to be introduced.