Inheritance Tax Planning
Without proper inheritance tax planning, your loved ones could face:
- Hundreds of thousands of pounds lost to unnecessary tax
- Forced sale of the family home to pay the bill
- A six-month HMRC deadline to pay, before your family can access the estate
- Complex tax calculations that lead to costly mistakes
This Is For You If...
- Your estate is worth more than £500,000
- You own property you want to pass to your children or grandchildren
- You're concerned about the 40% inheritance tax rate
- You want a clear, costed plan, not vague advice
Families Like Yours Trust Ade
How I Reduce Your Inheritance Tax Bill

Meet Ade: Your Estate Planning Specialist
With 35 years of estate planning experience, I specialize exclusively in estate planning, inheritance tax mitigation, and probate administration across England and Wales.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does inheritance tax planning cost?
Every family’s situation is different, so I can’t give a meaningful number until I understand yours. What I can guarantee is a fixed fee with no hidden costs. The first step is a conversation where we discuss your circumstances, and I’ll outline what’s involved before any commitment.
How long does the process take?
From our first meeting to full implementation, most plans are completed within three months. The initial consultation takes about 90 minutes, and you’ll receive a written plan within a couple of weeks.
Can you really reduce my IHT bill to zero?
In many cases, yes. It depends on your specific assets, family structure, and goals. There are hundreds of legitimate rules, exemptions, and allowances within UK tax law. My job is to use every one that applies to your situation. My average client eliminates their IHT bill completely.
Take the next step in protecting your family's wealth
Whether you're just starting to think about inheritance tax planning or you need to review your previous arrangements, I'm here to help. Book a consultation to discuss your circumstances and find out how I can help you keep your money in your family.
You've worked too hard to let 40% of your wealth go to the taxman.