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Baker Tilly's Gary Heynes and Edward Emblem on the tax implications of owning a property in Spain.

Nick Mendoza, a solicitor at Howard Kennedy, discusses how the recent Ilott V Mitson case could affect the way your clients draw up their wills.

Chris Kilner of SimplyBiz talks to Maria Merricks about how advisers can go from being an appointed representative to directly authorised.

There is no cure, Alzheimer's is a devastating disease for both those who suffer from, and those who care for someone with the disease, Fergus Bescoby discusses the implications for those affected

This year, new EU legislation will be introduced making regular sight tests compulsory for any employee who drives while on company business. Jill Davies investigates who will fund the cost.

Governments across Europe are getting on board to help people stop smoking. Ross Campbell discusses nicotine replacement therapy's underwriting implications

The reform of the NHS is dominating many discussions in private healthcare circles, but Owain Thomas unearths another government initiative that could have a greater impact

The rise of bank-based distribution for many long-term insurance products led to the term ‘bancassurance'. But is bancassurance distribution ready for a rethink? Greg Becker investigates

With the NHS effectively withdrawing its level of support, are we veering towards a hybrid US model of healthcare? How will this shape employee benefits? Dr Peter Mills investigates.

The industry knows group risk benefits are valuable, but does anyone else? The sector needs an image boost to thrive, says Peter Fenner.