Estate planning
AIM-ISAs and estate planning: Exploring the IHT benefits
Have cash ISAs finally outlived their usefulness?
IHT planning now a major growth area for advisers - research
HMRC data shows IHT receipts more than doubling in five years
Limiting IHT: Don't let the tax tail wag the investment dog
'BPR investments are fantastic but generally in small doses'
IHT changes: Passing on the family home isn't as easy as it sounds
Simon Ruthers looks at the main residence nil rate band
Retirement tax planning: A service, not a product
Money well spent
Why financial advisers are better architects than builders
Lawrence Cook explains his logic
Way Group aims to cut IHT bills with managed portfolio plan
More people creeping into IHT 'trap'
Trouble ahead? IHT changes could trigger discretionary trust problems
Will clauses need revisiting
How valuable are added benefits on protection policies?
The policy becomes more than a possible payout
Calling all advisers: Enter the Retirement Planner Awards 2016
Deadline for submission 6 May
PM's tax planning is 'natural response' to heavy UK regulation, IHT expert says
Media coverage dismissed as a 'storm in a teacup'
Why has second citizenship been growing in the last decade?
The Caribbean remains the region of choice
Budget 2016 predictions for advisers
Chancellor to speak on Wednesday 16 March
SOLLA aims to boost accredited advisers by 40% this year
Later life advice market 'increasingly competitive', chairman says
Gifting: A handy guide for advisers
Restrictions and limitations apply
Unnecessary punishment: Ill-health pension transfers risk IHT trap
IHT technicality could hit people with impaired life expectancy
Client satisfaction: Why professional tie-ups trump robo-advice
Comprehensive personal service results in happy clients
Why advisers should think differently about equity release
RTBQ. Four letters to live by.
Baby boomers... the 'inbetweeners' of pension planning
Briding the gap between expectation and preparation
Lasting power of attorney 'a must' for all drawdown retirees
The growing importance of LPAs
'Smoke and mirrors': Why IHT planning is as important as ever
'Window dressing at its sneakiest’
When is a £1m nil rate band, not a £1m nil rate band?
When is a £1m nil rate band, not a £1m nil rate band?
Motorbike and leathers: Why spousal bypass trusts still have a place in estate planning
Why spousal bypass trusts still have a place in estate planning
Tax take from LTA breaches quadruples under Osborne
The amount of tax the government has collected from people breaching the lifetime pension allowance (LTA) has risen by 276% since George Osborne became Chancellor.
