‘This time it feels different’: What could happen to pensions in the Budget?
Clients and advisers face significant uncertainty as the Budget approaches, writes Andrew Tully. Here he looks at potential changes to pensions which may or
As government plans Budget tax raids, remember AIM is more than just an IHT play
Ever since Labour stormed to victory in the general election, it has been making the case it has inherited a sluggish economy and a
What are VCTs and are they suitable for my clients?
The government has recently announced an extension of the Venture Capital Trust (VCT) scheme until 2035, offering an additional 10 years of certainty for
Is the UK a land of opportunity or challenges for wealth management firms and private equity players?
The acquisition of Hargreaves Lansdown by a private equity consortium could herald a new era for wealth management in the UK, but do changing
Reeves urged to launch £2bn inheritance tax raid on family homes
The Chancellor faces calls to abolish the £175,000 residence nil-rate band in the Budget (Source: The Telegraph)
AIC proposes partnership funds to boost UK growth and deliver labour government’s objectives
Government-backed investment companies have the potential to boost UK economic growth and address national priorities, according to a new paper titled Making People Better
Reeves urged to implement CGT and inheritance tax changes to address £22bn fiscal hole
The Resolution Foundation think tank has called on Rachel Reeves to introduce a range of reforms to inheritance tax, capital gains tax (CGT), and
FCA to allow ‘temporary flexibility’ on SDR naming and marketing rules
The Financial Conduct Authority will grant firms “temporary flexibility” in meeting the naming and marketing rules under the Sustainability Disclosure Requirements, which will take
