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A third of women ‘patronised’ when asking for financial advice – report
The financial services industry is still failing to understand what women want – or make them feel welcome, according to…
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Top ten tips: How to deal with your ex’s hidden assets
So you think your ex is hiding assets? Family lawyer Mark Harrop is giving you ten important considerations to make…
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Mr Five per cent book review: ‘He only ever wanted fortune’
Emelia Hamilton-Russell reviews labyrinthine tale following the life of oil baron Calouste Gulbenkian Mr Five Per Cent: The many lives…
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PPFM: What to see, spend and do in May
Pinch Punch First of the Month: Five things to see, spend and do over the next 30 days. Edited by…
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Abigail Disney and the trials of wealth – expert opinion
Abigail Disney’s story is horrifying, for a tale of privilege others might dream of. With Walt for a great-uncle, she…
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We want to be a little bit different: inside Albemarle Street’s redevelopment – report
The striking redevelopment of Albemarle Street in Mayfair is breathing new life into one of the area’s more overlooked addresses…
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The Queen’s Embroiderer book review : ‘a giddying tale of astounding wickedness’
Christopher Silvester reviews a dazzling true story of greed and its pitfalls from the 17th to 18th century The queen’s…
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Spear’s leader: Time for a mongrel Brexit
The time has come for Britain political leaders to find compromise, and deliver a Brexit with bite ‘You have had…
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‘None of us wants to launder our dirty linen in public’ – expert opinion on Adele’s impending divorce
For most couples, the personal affair of divorce is dealt with away from prying eyes – but spare a thought…
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‘Champagne has always been champagne ’ – Thibaut Le Mailloux Q&A
Thibaut Le Mailloux, director of communications at Comité Champagne talks to Arun Kakar about trends in the wine region The…
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The War on Wealth: Inside the latest edition of Spear’s
The latest Spear’s includes Mary Robinson on Mandela, Bhutan’s pursuit of happiness and why the left is winning the battle…
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Wodehouse divorce: sometimes trust is not enough – expert opinion
A recent Court of Appeal decision highlights the need for robust and early intervention where trust assets become entangled within…
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Soho Wala review: Mumbai’s street food is here to stay on Marlborough Street
Chef Rajesh Parmar of Taj Hotels’ Thai Pavilion fame has now opened a restaurant that serves street food in style,…
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Sartoria review: ‘quite a lot of drama to endure alongside some sensational cooking’
Savile Row’s Sartoria might have slightly smaller portions these days, but it remains an exqulisite outing, writes Ronel Lehmann On…
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‘You’ll soon be hooked’ – Adam Dant on the London Original Print Fair 2019
Spear’s sends along it’s own,’printmaker by trade’, cover artist Adam Dant to seek out his favourite ‘hot off the press’…
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Bitcoin and tulips: the art of mania – Spear’s essay
As bitcoin surges past $5,500, Christopher Jackson looks at what art can tell us about periods of intense speculation Consider…
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Sam Leith: ‘Most theatre is a bit crap… bloody expensive – but sometimes sublime’
Going to the theatre can be an expensive and unrewarding business – even if every now and then it brings…
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The World, Residences at Sea announces return to London in Summer 2019
The world’s largest private megayacht will be anchored in Greenwich for six days in July The World, the largest privately-owned…
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A good divorce isn’t impossible – expert opinion
Parents who make decisions based on what is in the best interests of the children are likely to reach an…
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