For many businesses, the way they operate today is a far cry from how they operated even just several years ago. The COVID-19 pandemic brought a lot of big changes to the working operation, from the way workspace is used, ...
The importance of wearing a seatbelt is something that most parents ingrain into their children at an early age, so by the time they become teenagers, and eventually drivers themselves, getting into a car and instantly putting the seatbelt on ...
With the rising cost of living, you may want to ensure you’re currently earning at least the minimum wage at your job.That’s because April 1st saw the introduction of new 2022 annual increases to the National Minimum Wage (NMW) and ...
NHS Research shows that there are more than 850,000 people in the UK living with dementia. Among those figures, one in 14 people over the age of 65 have dementia, and that grows to one in 6 people over the ...
Tax laws are incredibly complex and without being an up-to-date tax specialist within the financial space, it’s unlikely you’ll ever be able to keep on top of every UK tax law that exists - or that indeed changes.The government taxes ...
It goes without saying that while driving on the road caution and care is required at all times, but the cold, frosty, wet and windy winter weather does bring with it an additional set of dangers that drivers must pay ...
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If you’re appointed as an executor of a deceased person’s estate you may be wondering what it is you have to do. Below, we take a look at the role of an executor, how somebody becomes appointed, and what you can ...
The majority of people understand the importance of ensuring they have their affairs in order, yet according to financial and investment specialists at Canada Life, approximately 59% of adults in the UK do have a written will. A will is a ...
The Government have launched a campaign in an attempt to encourage more people to put in place a Lasting Power of Attorney. The campaign is called ‘Your voice, your decision’, and the Government website explains that if someone was to ...
For those who are married, the Courts will consider the family home as a special asset that is central to the marriage. If the relationship breaks down and you file for divorce, there would need to be an exceptionally good ...
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