by Ade Oduyemi | Nov 4, 2021 | Celebrities, Inheritance Tax Planning, Pets, Pets in Wills, Will Writing Blog
There’s a simple reason we talk of pets in wills.Many people have enjoyed the uncritical unconditional companionship of their pets. Thus, many include provision for their pets in wills. Naturally, they want their friends and companions to be cared for. Pets in... by Ade Oduyemi | Oct 20, 2021 | BTL, Inheritance Tax, Inheritance Tax Planning, Will Writing, Will Writing Blog
Let’s talk of BTL & Inheritance tax.Up and down the land, round and round the world, there are outposts of the enterprise The Body Shop. The first outlet still operates in Brighton, East Sussex. The south-coast city is where its founder, Anita Lucia Perella,... by Ade Oduyemi | Oct 10, 2021 | children's savings, Inheritance Tax Planning, lasting power of attorney, Will Writing
Sally wanted to talk about making inheritance tax children’s gifts when I visited her to amend her will on the birth of her four-week-old grandson, Josh. She asked me if I had a pension. ‘Non-sequitur,’ I thought. It was her opening for a discussion on the... by Ade Oduyemi | Sep 23, 2021 | Inheritance Tax Planning, Will Writing, Wills
Many responded to post on multi-generational inheritance tax planning in which I illustrated how a disabled person could shield her pension lump sum from all sorts of hangers-on, especially her local council. You asked in what other common situations denouncing... by Ade Oduyemi | Sep 15, 2021 | children's savings, Inheritance Tax Planning, Last Will and Testament, Will Writing
Q Today’s 30-somethings risk being poorer than their parents. In our quest to avoid impoverishing our children, we’re helping them get on the property ladder. We recall a case in the news a while back of a couple who spent £380,000 in legal fees in their attempt to... by Ade Oduyemi | Sep 9, 2021 | Inheritance Tax Planning, Transferable Nil Rate Band, Will and Probate, Will Writing
The Residential Nil Rate Band (RNRB), it might not be all it seems. If Only the police could stop this scam First, Perhaps Ony Duty One of the first triumphs of my memory, was a saying credited to John Kennedy. Something about the first duty of government being to do...