by Emma Lowe | Apr 28, 2020 | Will Trusts
There are pros and cons to everything, and what’s right for one person does not always suit another. Wills are no different. Over recent weeks there has been a rise in the number of people seeking advice on making a Will and looking at where to go to or who to ask for...
by Emma Lowe | Mar 29, 2020 | Will Trusts
Many of us are all now adapting to the Government's guidance of working from home as much as possible. A unique challenge you may have is how to continue taking instructions for Wills within the parameters of social distancing and self-isolation. I’m sure you will...
by Emma Lowe | Mar 12, 2020 | Will Trusts
When meeting with a client to take instructions for a Will, there are some key considerations you should be making. This doesn’t matter whether you are taking instructions in person, by telephone or by other remote methods such as video call. First and foremost you...
by Emma Lowe | Mar 4, 2020 | Will Trusts
Every year in the UK, people leave approximately £2.8 billion in charitable donations within their Wills. Donations such as these are the largest single source of voluntary income to the charity sector and are therefore incredibly important, many charities would not...
by Emma Lowe | Nov 26, 2019 | Will Trusts
According to a recent report by the Tax Payers Alliance, in 2019-20, the government is projected to receive £5.35 billion from grieving taxpayers via inheritance tax, the highest amount ever. But this is just one element of the cost of dying The report also stated...
by Emma Lowe | Oct 24, 2019 | Will Trusts
35% of couples are predicted to get divorced in the future, and with over 100,000 divorces every year then there are many couples and families who need reliable and trusted financial advice and support at a difficult time. Preparing to get married is an exciting time...
