Advisers urge early planning despite Spring Statement calm
Experts from the Spear's network weigh in on a statement more notable 'for what it didn't include than what it…
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Weathering the billionaire backlash
Billionaires are already at risk of public disapproval, and that risk will only get more severe, says Pepper Culpepper. So…
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What Budget 2025 means for high-earners and HNWs
Experts from the Spear’s network respond to new mansion tax and other measures as the most-anticipated budget of recent times…
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Exit tax explained: advice for UHNWs ahead of Budget 2025
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering an exit tax for wealthy individuals leaving the UK - here's everything you need to…
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Meet Mr Wealth Tax: Arun Advani, the academic shaping Labour policy
Academic Arun Advani is the man with this government's ear when it comes to numbers – but would a wealth…
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HNWs brace for rising burden as pensions fall into inheritance tax scope
Britain’s wealthiest are increasingly worried about rising taxes, with many taking steps to protect their pensions ahead of new Inheritance…
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Isabella Charlotta Poppius: climate activists should leave the sustainability echo chamber behind
Model (and sometime royal love interest) Isabella Charlotta Poppius on her sustainability advocacy and why the green lobby needs to…
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Politicians have no solutions to Brexit Britain’s problems
From the magazine: The incoming government will face an unenviable tax conundrum thanks to our low-growth, high-tax economy
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Populism is on the march – again
Populism wasn’t a flash in the pan. This year’s elections in the UK, US and Europe will bear its enduring…
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‘Super donors’ cross political aisle to support Labour party
Private wealth is more influential than ever in political campaigns. Spear’s meets two UHNWs making the move to support Sir…
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Brace yourself, 2024 could be a wild ride*
*If these 'outrageous predictions' from Saxo Bank come true
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High-tax, high-spend, big-state Britain is here to stay, whoever is in power
All signs point to a Labour election win next year – but don’t expect much to change in how the…
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What’s next for populism?
With Emmanuel Macron’s parliamentary majority crushed between two parties on the extremes of French politics, Matthew Goodwin considers where populism…
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