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Managing your wealth as a couple over the long-term comes with both challenges and upsides. Having a spouse with whom you can combine your financial journey can have significant advantages – particularly when it comes to tax.
When measured against both state and private pension averages around Europe, the UK often falls far down the list of the most well-off countries. Keep reading to find out three financial aspects that could affect your later-life income and how to overcome them.
In its 2019 manifesto, the Conservative Government pledged to keep the triple lock in place for the duration of its Parliament, but could rising wages force them to abandon this promise? Below we explain how the triple lock works, and why it will be an important part of the Government's manifesto.
A trust is where money or other assets are held on behalf of somebody else (known as a beneficiary). The beneficiary could be a child, an adult who lacks capacity to manage their own affairs or an organisation. Read our guide to find out more about trust accounts.
Trusts are often considered one of the best ways to pass funds tax-efficiently to those you love. This article lists three important tax implications that may come with using trusts to pass money to your loved ones.