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As income rises, so does exposure to higher tax rates. In the UK, individuals earning more than £100,000 face additional tax challenges, including the gradual…

The UK tax year begins on 6th April. Yet many people only start thinking about tax planning in February or March the following year, when…

Each tax year brings fresh opportunities to invest tax-efficiently, but deciding where to put your money isn’t always straightforward. One of the most common questions…

When selling investments or assets, capital gains tax can significantly reduce the profits you actually take home. And, like many parts of the tax system,…

Saving on your tax bill can sometimes feel like a gargantuan, impenetrable task. Pensions, investments and savings products all come with their own rules and…

Then. Now. Next. Seven years ago, I made a series of predictions about where financial planning was heading. Some landed. Some are still on their…

Saving money on taxes can sometimes feel like navigating a maze of acronyms and rules. Pensions, ISAs, CGT, dividends… the financial world loves its shorthand….

One of the first principles of good financial planning is simple: use every tax allowance available to you. Many allowances reset every year, though. So,…

Saving and investing are complicated enough on their own, but then the financial world adds another layer of complexity: tax. Suddenly, you’re dealing with acronyms…

With more financial information available online than ever before, it’s no surprise that many investors attempt to manage their own tax planning. A quick search…

It’s the end of the tax year in a few weeks. Do these come around more quickly? Well, in a way, they do. Our perception…

So many of us mentally file estate planning under  for “when I’m older”. Something to deal with after the children are settled or after life…

“Estate planning” can sound like one of those phrases reserved for country houses, complex trusts and eye-watering bank balances. It’s often spoken about in the…