Firstly, what is a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)? An LPA allows you to give a trusted family member, friend, or professional advisor the power to make decisions for you if you lose the capacity to make those decisions for yourself – for example, if you fall ill.
Growing number of unmarried over 70s at risk of hefty Inheritance Tax bills
A growing number of over 70s could be at risk of large Inheritance Tax bills due to their lack of marital status.
Inheritance Tax receipts on the rise: Do I have to pay?
Receipts for Inheritance Tax were up by £10 million in April compared to the same period last year, in keeping with a trend that is likely to continue.
Trust Registration Service: Be prepared for the deadline
September may seem far away, but it is not too early to be prepared for the key registration deadline for the Trust Registration Service.
Administering an estate: who is the Legal Personal Representative?
During the difficult time after a loved one has died, it can be difficult to think about administrative duties. But it is vital to get prepared for this eventuality by knowing what to expect.