What new BBC show Gold Digger can tell us about Pre-Nups
‘She needs a trusted advisor who will cut through the noise and tell her to be a realist’, writes Marjha…
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Sir Lloyd Dorfman is the Spear’s Philanthropist of the Year 2019
Travelex founder Sir Lloyd Dorfman won the Philanthropist of the Year at the Spear’s WMAs, and addressed a packed Skinners’…
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Spear’s crowns Wealth Management Awards winners of 2019
Sir Lloyd Dorfman led a line-up of winners at the 13th annual Spear’s Wealth Management Awards at Skinners’ Hall –…
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Education and Property: How to find the right fit
When it comes to property and education – it’s all about finding the proper fit, write Hannah Aykroyd and Richard…
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Laurence Geller: How I became a serial philanthropist
British-born real estate investor Laurence Geller on how he became a ‘serial philanthropist’ Interview by Rasika Sittamparam I made my…
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Everything you need to know about the Dormant Accounts Scheme
Dormant accounts seem to represent the closest thing to a ‘free money tree’ that charities could wish for, but they…
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‘We wanted to reimagine international aid’ – Cambodia’s Liger Academy celebrates ten years
The philanthropic Liger Academy teaches promising Cambodian children the skills to succeed. Arun Kakar talks to its co-founder about how…
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Succession planning in an era of ‘increasing transparency’
In a world of increased transparency it is important that flexibility plays a key role in succession planing, writes Dominic…
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Spear’s Wealth Management Awards 2019: The nominees for the ‘private client Oscars’
The nominees for the private client world’s most anticipated awards have been announced The winners of the 2019 Spear’s Wealth…
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New trusts stats show ‘major changes ahead’
As the number of trusts and estates have continued to fall, many trustees should be taking advice about the increasing…
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Why family offices are spying opportunities in corporate finance
Family offices are spying fresh opportunities in corporate finance, says Rasika Sittamparam Even in large mergers and acquisitions, the fees…
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Why ‘accidental Americans’ can expatriate now, file later – and pay no tax
A new amnesty programme from the IRS is good news, but only for those who use it correctly, writes Suzanne…
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Family offices braced for market downturn ‘within months’ – report
The authoritative annual family offices study from UBS shows a marked pessimism over markets and geopolitics, with climate change high…
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Money to burn: How investors must save the world from climate change
The planet is under serious threat, say climate change experts – but with crisis comes opportunity, and there is now…
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Why restructuring isn’t always the answer for non-doms
For many non-doms it’s simply not feasible to restructure their affairs, writes Mark Davies In July 2015, the chancellor, George…
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How liberalism lost its way – Robert Amsterdam
Liberalism has lost its way, and its current leaders are not doing enough to fix the problem writes Robert Amsterdam…
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Anna Worwood: Family law’s new superstar
Anna Worwood of Penningtons Manches Cooper has established a formidable reputation, writes Emelia Hamilton-Russell Anna Worwood is no stranger to…
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What EU nationals in the U.K. need to know about the Settlement Scheme
Here’s what you need to know about being resident in the U.K. after Brexit, writes Colin Senez EU, EEA and…
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Why Asian cities are challenging the ‘old favourites’ of property investors
A raft of Asian cities are rising through the ranks to challenge the old favourites of property investors, writes Catherine…
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Acceptance in Lieu explained: How cultural donations can lead to ‘tax benefits’
A government scheme enables HNWs to donate items of cultural significance in exchange for tax benefits, writes Ceris Gardner Watching…
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