Tony Wickenden: Ripe for the picking – how Labour could change CGT and IHT
Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ recent ‘spending inheritance’ announcement disclosed a projected overspend of £21.9 billion for 2024/25, with offsetting measures of £5.5 billion, leaving a
Isa rule changes have made little difference, IFAs say
According to new research, only 8% of independent financial advisers have reported an increase in clients investing in ISAs since the rules changed in
Budget tax changes could trigger decline in trusts
The upcoming Budget could lead to a sharp decrease in the creation of new trusts, warns Eugenia Campbell, private client director at RSM UK.
Onfido Acquired by Entrust in One of SEIS’s Greatest Successes
The identity verification startup Onfido has been acquired by US payments giant Entrust, with SFC Angel Network investors anticipating a 100x return from one
What next for tax rules under the Labour government?
Andrew Tully looks back at the King’s Speech and highlights areas of interest for financial advisers (Professional Adviser)
Advisers urge clients to keep calm as markets tumble
Advisers are telling their clients to keep calm in the face of global stock markets falling and fears of a US recession. (Source FT
CGT, pensions and IHT potential areas of focus in Budget
Capital gains, pensions and inheritance are just some of the areas the government may look at to raise taxes in the Budget, according to
Private capital groups deploy $160bn as they prepare for deal revival
Four of the largest US private capital groups deployed more than $160bn in the latest quarter as they ramped up investment ahead of an
