‘Non-Naturals’ Owning £2m+ Properties Must Act Fast
New taxes face foreigners and companies buying homes in the UK for more than £2 million from April, but there’s…
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When Will Hollande Wake Up and Stop his Anti-Wealth Policies?
Hollande’s latest posturing is awful news for French residents and business. For the high net worths of France, who have…
ByHow Many Non-Doms Live in the UK?
WealthInsight’s research offers something rare: some hard facts and figures revealing the size and nature of the UK’s non-dom community…
ByLegal Lessons from Hugh Hefner's Marriage
What legal lessons can we learn from Hugh Hefner’s recent marriage to 26-year-old playmate, Crystal Harris? Congratulations to Hugh Hefner…
ByBankrupt Couple Lose ’3 Million Claim Against Barclays
Why we should hold banks responsible for their reckless lending to the wealthy. A former millionaire property developer and his…
By84 Per Cent of Young People Receive No Financial Education. So What?
84 per cent of British young people receive no financial education, but that’s not our real problem The Chartered Institute…
ByThe Finance Bill 2013: What Should You Do?
HNWs need to act fast if they’re to mitigate the property clauses in the Finance Bill, so Freddy Barker went…
ByBritain Has Little to Lose from Leaving the EU
Ignore the scaremongers, Britain has little to lose from leaving the EU. It’s amazing how, whenever the euro-debate erupts like…
ByKate Middleton's first official portrait is a disaster
Painted by Paul Emsley, who won the 2007 BP Portrait Prize, it makes the Duchess look puffy and facelifted The…
ByReview: Electric Diner
If you like your food super-sized, sweet and generously salted, Electric Diner is a dream. Emily Rookwood and her flatmate…
ByLoans from the Wealthy Could Kickstart Homebuilding
If the government want more houses built but banks aren’t lending enough money, where can housebuilders turn? Mezzanine financing from…
ByIceland After Its Meltdown
Crushed Ice While Iceland’s economy has come back at a clip since its 2008 collapse, its political crisis is boiling…
ByThree cheers for the Contemporary Art Society's new gallery
It’s opening a public space with talks, exhibitions and events after a century of supporting the arts from the background…
ByA ’300,000 Public Art Project is to be Demolished. Good Riddance.
The demolition of a ’300,000 public art project should refocus policymakers’ minds on what public art can and can’t achieve.…
ByDial 007 for room service
Given Fleming’s love of travel and hotels, where would Bond be most comfortable now? There are few authentic contenders Nigel…
BySmith & Williamson’s Unusual Wealth Management Approach
Smith & Williamson are standing out as one of the best firms of 2012, which is interesting given their unusual…
ByPaige Powell on Andy Warhol, Fashion and America’s Art Scene
The Front Paige Whether a star of Warhol’s Manhattan or a trendsetter in hyper-hipster Portland, Paige Powell is always making…
ByWhere You Lay Your Hat: That's Not Necessarily Your Home
There’s no point asking the taxman where to lay your hat: their answer is as clear as mud, says Sophie…
ByKeats’ last-known handwritten poem for sale
The sale is the fruit of 40 years of collecting by the poet and scholar Roy Davids and is the…
ByArticle of the Week: Jackie Chan’s Black Belt in Philanthropy
Crouching Tiger, Giving Dragon In front of the cameras, Jackie Chan is a manic yet loveable action hero. Off set,…
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