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LPA Fee Increase Looms – What You Need to Know Before 17 November
LPA Fee Increase Looms – What You Need to Know Before 17 November. If you’ve been meaning to put your Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) in place, this is your nudge. From 17 November 2025, the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) will increase the registration fee from...
Inheritance planning – The Give & Guard strategy
Inheritance Tax Planning — Pass on more of your Estate Without Losing Control. Inheritance Tax Planning — Pass on more of your Estate Without Losing Control. You’ve worked hard for what you have. The last thing you want is for a large chunk of your estate to be lost...
How a Vulnerable Persons Trust Can Secure Your Loved One’s Future
How a Vulnerable Persons Trust Can Secure Your Loved One’s Future — Whatever Their Challenges If you have a child or family member who struggles to manage money due to disability, learning difficulties, mental health conditions, or complex life circumstances, leaving...
How UK Business Owners Can Pass On Their Business Without a Huge Inheritance Tax Bill
How UK Business Owners Can Pass On Their Business Without a Huge Inheritance Tax Bill Business Property Relief inheritance tax rules can make or break a family business. If you've dedicated years to building a successful business, safeguarding your legacy from...
How David and Margaret Protected Their £1M+ Estate
The Story of David and Margaret If you're a homeowner, retired or approaching retirement, and wondering how to protect everything you've worked hard for? This story of David and Margaret might feel very familiar. David and Margaret are fictional clients, but their...
Choosing your Attorneys
Choosing your AttorneysWhen it comes to setting up Lasting Powers of Attorney, choosing your Attorneys is the most important decision you can make. You are appointing your Attorneys to help you when you are at your most vulnerable and making a mistake can cost you...
What is “Tenants in Common”?
What does "Tenants in Common" mean?The phrase "tenants in common" is one you may have heard but not quite understand. It is a term used for the way of owning a property jointly with another person, while keeping your own share. When two people own a property, the...
