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Ill-health happens to us all. Whether it’s a debilitating cold, a recurring ailment, or a long-term mental or physical condition that keeps us o...

We all have ideas of what our retirement will mean. But the reality is sometimes different. Many will enjoy blissful relaxation. But others will face...

It is often not until a loved one dies that the full extent of their assets and liabilities becomes known. Not all couples have full and frank discuss...

You’ve come up with a brand. You’ve honed your product or service. Your business may look like it’s ready to go. But there are impor...

When you take out a lease on a property, you are buying the right to use it for a certain period of time. This is often seen as a drawback of this for...

It’s impossible to accurately predict at the outset what each party to a marriage will walk away with on divorce. The picture becomes clearer a...

Husbands, wives, children and grandchildren. These are the traditional beneficiaries of property, money and other assets on the death of loved ones....

There are motoring offences and there are motoring offences. Some, like not wearing a seat belt, attract relatively low penalties and are viewed &ndas...

A resident in a care home is now likely to be paying care fees of around £1000 a week, if not more – that is over £52,000 a y...

The harsh reality for many young people is that, for all its joys, university life will leave them saddled with student debt for years to come. And wi...

It is difficult for any individual to imagine a time in their life when normal, day-to-day decisions are beyond them. But that is the reality for many...

Stamp Duty has always been an unwelcome addition to the cost of buying a home. But, more than that, it has been seen by some as a prohibitive tax; so...