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The Charity Commission has released the results of a research exercise in which over 3,000 charities took part. The subject...
Read moreCharities and a general election on the horizon
Charities have faced their fair share of uncertainty in the last few years, with the financial challenges of the last...
Read moreIt has been a year since the release of the Commission’s guidance on Safeguarding and protecting people for charities and...
Read moreIf you have a 3-year-old child born between 1 September 2015 and 31 August 2016, you will need to apply...
Read moreFor Richer, For Poorer – pension and asset advice should be part of the divorce process
Divorce – it’s one of the most difficult subjects to talk about. The emotional upheaval of divorce can be difficult...
Read moreDon’t let scammers enjoy your hard-earned pension proceeds. Anyone can be the victim of a pension scam, no matter how...
Read moreSurrogacy in modern Britain: Proposed changes to a law that is no longer fit for purpose.
If you are a fan of Radio 4’s The Archers or Channel 4’s Hollyoaks, you will be aware of the...
Read moreSaving adequately for the future – how much should you try to save to have a comfortable retirement?
The number of people saving enough for a comfortable retirement has hit its highest ever level, with almost three in...
Read moreBusinesses, get ready for Brexit
The UK Government’s Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has recently launched a communications campaign to ensure businesses...
Read moreCashing out – pension changes brought a whole new range of options to consider
Unadvised retirees who are now able to dip into their pension are having to return to work to cope with...
Read more2.4 children? Not in the 21st century.
What is a 21st Century Family? An interesting question posed by Lady Hale, President of the Supreme Court, in her...
Read moreLegal DNA testing is commonly used as a way of defining the paternity of a child when dealing with child...
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