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Rich people like living in Switzerland because the Swiss don’t give them a hard time about tax. The UK should…
ByRich people like living in Switzerland because the Swiss don’t give them a hard time about tax. The UK should…
ByThe recent sub-prime mortgage mess that has roiled the US markets over the past few months is taking its toll…
ByDuncan MacIntyre, Head of Coutts Private Office, explains his new philosophical approach to wealth management. Coutts Private Office clients have…
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Nigel West says that when employing any kind of contractor – lawyer, surgeon, driver, nanny – your first move should…
BySwitzerland is so cute and clean and generally adorable that you could just about imagine living there, says Ross Clark.…
BySandy Mitchell on this season’s must-have accessory – a socking great big sporting estate in the country. It is not…
ByOnce it was the Arabs, now it’s the Russians. Stewart Lansley on the billionaires who are buying up the hottest…
ByAs the dust starts to settle over the sub-prime and global credit markets, we are beginning to see a little…
ByLois Rogers on why time-poor millionaires are turning to dating agencies to help find them a suitable mate Lois Rogers…
ByFed up with big, skanky, anonymous gyms? Then try these small-scale, super-smart and personalised options, says Penelope Bennett. Fed up…
ByMy week kicks off with a double date: I committed to a private charity dinner, way before even thinking about…
ByBrits have always done the best shooting lunches, says Clarissa Dickson Wright. Brits have always done the best shooting lunches,…
ByTwo things tell you all you need to know about a nation: its women and its shooting parties, says Alessandro…
ByFor a small country, Switzerland punches above its weight in the art arena. Anthony Haden-Guest on the Helvetican hard-hitters. For…
ByNobody does good old-fashioned Continental aristo-toffery like the Germans, says Anne McElvoy Nobody does good old-fashioned Continental aristo-toffery like the…
ByYou spoil ’em rotten, they rob you blind – well, sometimes. Josh Spero on the pleasures and perils of domestic…
ByDeirdre Brennan on a tale of two high-flying financiers, one leafy foothpath and the season’s most frivolous feud It’s summer…
ByNon-domicile tax breaks have made Britain jammy for dodgers – but for how much longer, asks Caroline Garnham London’s new-found…
ByPeter Carbonara on the downwardly mobile class habits of today’s mega-rich It used to be that serious wealth accumulated slowly,…
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