by BTWC Ltd | Feb 21, 2024 | Will Trusts
In the realm of estate planning and testamentary matters, the Last Will and Testament holds a significant place. It's a document that dictates how a person's assets and possessions are to be distributed after their demise. However, the question arises: Can a will be...
by Emma Lowe | Nov 26, 2023 | Will Trusts
Disputes involving wills, trusts and estates have been on the rise over the years, with the pandemic as a contributing factor and the rise in ‘DIY’ wills. There are a number of potential reasons which may explain why such claims are so frequent and on the rise. We...
by Emma Lowe | Nov 12, 2023 | Will Trusts
An inheritance tax bill is becoming a threat for more and more families amid soaring house prices and the frozen inheritance tax threshold. While most people won’t be affected by the tax, inheritance tax receipts have been increasing year-on-year – with HMRC...
by Emma Lowe | Sep 12, 2023 | Will Trusts
When meeting with a client to discuss their estate planning requirements, it’s always useful to have a structure to the meeting and whilst the BTWC Instruction Form provides a solid format that you can follow, we thought it may be useful to provide a summary of the...
by Emma Lowe | Sep 12, 2023 | Will Trusts
Writing a will is a crucial aspect of financial planning that often gets overlooked. It's a task that many of us procrastinate, but it's essential to ensure loved ones are taken care of when people are no longer around. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has...
by Emma Lowe | Jul 11, 2023 | Will Trusts
Marriage invalidates a Will, unless it was written in contemplation of the union. This means that if a person is getting married, or have recently said “I do” then it’s recommended to make a new Will, otherwise, the estate will be distributed according to the rules of...