Clear and Present Danger
Cold War style security measures are no match for the splintered cells characteristic of terrorist networks post-9/11. High time for…
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Walking On Golden Eggshells
Taxing non-doms isn’t just a terrible idea, but it’s also one that could kill the proverbial goose. Very bad for…
ByHope the Bugs Don’t Bite
Is phone tapping a pointless invasion of privacy or an essential part of intelligence-gathering in the post-9/11 world, asks Nigel…
ByBusted!
Skeletons in the corporate closet? Then the last person you want on your case is Anthony Yadgaroff, says Christopher Silvester.…
ByChildren, Behave!
Why do founders of substantial fortunes like Branson, the Bamfords, Thyssen and the Kaisers put their wealth in a wealth…
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Thanks a Million
Rich people like living in Switzerland because the Swiss don’t give them a hard time about tax. The UK should…
ByID, Please
Nigel West says that when employing any kind of contractor – lawyer, surgeon, driver, nanny – your first move should…
ByHaven On Earth
Non-domicile tax breaks have made Britain jammy for dodgers – but for how much longer, asks Caroline Garnham London’s new-found…
ByGame of Two Halves
Britain is now the divorce destination of choice for gold-diggers looking for a 50-50 split, says Joshua Rozenberg. London is…
ByShock Of The Revenue
London is the capital of the financial universe – but the taxman sure is making life miserable for its richest…
ByUp for Grabs
Nigel West on how kidnapping became big business – and what those at risk can do to plan against it…
ByThy Will Be Done
Caroline Garnham on why making a will sooner rather than later is one of the smartest wealth-management moves you can…
ByDo The Splits
As if breaking up wasn’t bad enough, the whole process of getting divorced in Britain is a legal mess too,…
ByJust Married! (Subject to Contract)
From pre-nup to bust-up, the business of marriage ain’t what it used to be, says Sandra Davis In his letters…
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