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Financial Focus: Spring 2025

In this issue... As the new tax year arrives, the economic and political landscape has shifted since the new calendar year. While the Chancellor grapples with the challenges posed by disappointing growth and demands on the government’s resources, the return of Donald...
Private Clients: Preparing for Your Insurance Renewal

Private Clients: Preparing for your Insurance Renewal

As a specialist insurance broker our goal is to ensure your insurance cover provides comprehensive protection tailored to your needs. Ensuring your sums insured are correct and up to date is vital Underinsurance can lead to reduced payouts in the unfortunate event of...
Financial Focus:Winter 2024

Financial Focus: Winter 2024

In this issue... Rachel Reeves’s Autumn Budget, the first of the new Labour government, pointedly avoided direct tax increases on individuals. However increased employer NICs for 2025/25 are likely to test already stretched profit margins for many businesses....

Financial Focus: Spring 2024

In this issue...As the advent of spring brings not only longer days but also a new tax year, there is still much to get to grips with in the fallout from the Spring Budget. Although most of the measures that appeared were thoroughly teased, there were still a few...

Covid-19 Measures: Updated to 5 January 2021

As the third Covid-19 lockdown took effect on 5 January 2021, the Chancellor announced a further £4.6 billion in grants to the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors. This new round of support follows extensions to the job retention and loan schemes revealed on 17...

In Focus | Winter 2020

In Focus | Winter 2020

As we come to the end of this difficult year, the effects of the pandemic are still playing out. While there is good news on the efficacy of vaccine trials, there is still some way to go before we regain a sense of normality. Many have seen a dip in incomes, with both...

Beat the scammers

Investment and pension scams are becoming ever more sophisticated, from fancy fake websites to the ‘cloning’ of authorised businesses. Rule number one is always to reject unexpected offers. Rule two is that, if it looks too good to be true, it probably is. If in...

Rupees, Pounds or Dollars? The Asian Art Market in Review

Guest blog from one of our preferred valuation partners, Doerr Dallas Valuations. Author: Laura Williams, Indian Art Specialist. Nobody anticipated the extreme highs of the past few weeks. Particularly in what may potentially be the worst recession of our lifetime. In...

Video witnessing for wills

The Government is changing rules to allow remote witnessing of wills via video calls in England and Wales. It is already legal in Scotland, but not yet in Northern Ireland. New legislation in September 2020 will backdate the measure to 31 January 2020, but two...

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