Protecting Your Assets
Below are our 9 articles in the 'protecting your assets' category:
Many people may wish to make donations to a charitable cause or causes rather than paying an inheritance tax that might otherwise be used to fund projects and activities they would not wish to ...
You may wish to make sure your children or Grandchildren get as much of your Estate as possible. If so, it is worth taking certain factors into consideration. For one, your Estate will be taxed if ...
Many of us don’t like to make any plans that involve thinking about our own passing, or the passing of loved one’s. Whilst this is understandable it is also the case that our passing remains a ...
In order to make sure your money goes where you want it to you may wish to donate it to a company or trust of your own choosing.
Transferring into a trust enables you to decide where ...
The Inheritance Tax laws state that those who own an Estate (the total of all their valued belongings) of below £300’000 will not pay any Inheritance Tax. This amount is going up gradually and ...
Those with valuable antiques and artworks may wish to avoid having them sold off to fund government projects that they may not necessarily agree with (through taxation) or may wish purely to utilise ...
Marriage has always had a special place in the eyes of the law, with the financial affairs of a married couple often being seen as conjoined. Since 2004 this same situation, which is often ...
It is no big surprise that no one wants to make a will – the vast majority of us in fact! Making a will inevitably involves thinking abut the prospect of your own death, and, moreover thinking ...
Valuation of your Estate is an essential part of planning ahead for Inheritance Tax and it is difficult to avoid paying tax (or a share of the total payable tax) if you are not aware how much you ...
