Seize tax-friendly disclosure schemes before it's too late
George Osborne is bringing an early end to facilities like Liechtenstein’s for bringing secret money to light, says Sean Wakeman…
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'Blatant dishonesty' sours expensive Joy-Morancho divorce
The trickery of hiding assets while paying millions in legal fees emphasises the case for a solid pre-nup says Vanessa…
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Simpler living, the death of the staircase and breaking down the postcode game with Banda Property
London’s dynamic seems to flow in only one direction: up. Everything needs to be bigger, brighter, better, more beautiful or…
ByIceberg homes sunk by the 'laterally amalgamated super-home'
Savvy HNW home owners are looking to annex rather than dig down – but they may need to develop elsewhere…
ByWhat's good for British luxury is good for British business
British luxury is making a significant comeback but if it really wants to compete globally the UK needs to diversify…
ByHedgehog from Issue 46: Dragons' Den for young 'uns and a new home for Old Masters
Josh Spero on future leaders, ‘Tinder for exercise’, Philip Mould and a multi-million pound divorce flight Move closer At 31…
ByAn open letter to 'Generation Emotional Wrap'
Stephen Hill on the rise and rise of political correctness Before the 2010 election, David Cameron asked his shadow team…
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Milan shows it’s not just stylish but sophisticated too
For tourists without the flair of Donatella or the style of Ermenegildo or, more significantly, the bank balance of Berlusconi,…
ByMilan shows it's not just stylish but sophisticated too
Boy About Town Zak Smith journeys to northern Italy to sample Milan, with help from the new Four Seasons app…
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Bank of Singapore’s extensive network and research offering is a boon for clients
If you are an HNW who is looking to invest and diversify into Asian markets to build or preserve your…
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Around the World in 80 Hotels: Il Salviatino, Florence, Italy
There’s a diva in all of us. Deny it all you like, but it doesn’t take much to arouse that…
ByReliance on inheritance won't always make for a happy old age
Parents are choosing to leave their kids less money, which means younger generations need to get serious about planning for…
ByUK non-doms paid ’6.6 billion in tax last year
Law firm Pinsent Masons suggests the government should be careful about changes which will push away non-doms UK-based non-doms paid…
ByHow do you put a price on ’Parkerised’ wine?
The Wine Investment Fund talks us through the peaks and troughs of critic Robert Parker’s choicest wine (and his influence)…
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South Africa hasn’t gone to the dogs at the Makanyane Lodge
Makanyane Lodge takes its name from the local word for the rare ‘painted dogs’ which survive against all the odds…
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The Palace Hotel Tokyo offers royal service – and royal vistas
‘Who watches the watchers?’ has been a question asked since ancient times. In Tokyo, there is one answer. In the…
ByChina's corruption crackdown boosts Asia's gambling capitals beyond Macau
With the Chinese government clamping down, the world’s biggest gambling hub must decide whether to stick or twist. Harry Dean…
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Victims of the Ashley Madison hack can't look to the law to help them
If you’ve been exposed as an affair-hunter, the law makes it tricky to get redress, says Dr Rosa Malley of…
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Why the King of Romania (and his disowned grandson) are keeping an eye on the EU’s latest inheritance law
The old adage that about choosing friends but not family came to mind recently when the story broke that King…
ByWhy the King of Romania (and his disowned grandson) are keeping an eye on the EU's latest inheritance law
Sophie Mazzier on all you need to know about the new European Succession Regulation, also known as Brussels IV The…
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