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Although gap years are typically associated with teenagers or new graduates, it’s never too late to snap out of life’s routine and recharge.
With a bit of planning, you could retire earlier, giving you more time to focus on family, travel or other dreams.
Here's what you need to know about advice and guidance if you’re thinking about what to do with your finances.
In the final part of our long-term care series, we look at how your children’s inheritance could be affected when it comes to funding your future care needs, and what you could do to protect your wealth.
With yields on government bonds falling sharply in recent weeks and the global stock of debt with negative yields rising above $16 trillion, our chief economist answers some FAQs about the growing phenomenon of negative bond yields.
A blended family coming together can be an equally positive yet confusing experience for many. New living arrangements call for a proper review of your financial situation.
This additional threshold could relieve the burden of inheritance tax for many families, but it's subject to a number of rules. Do you know whether the residence nil-rate band applies to you?
Previously, we talked about what long-term care is and how you can start planning for it. Now, we look at the funding options available for you to consider when it comes to long-term care planning.
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