Mr. A and Mr.B were Directors and joint owners of a successful small business in the Home Counties, each having 50% of the ordinary share capital of the company. Their…Read More...

We are all aware of the need to have a current Will in place that will deal with our wishes on death, but, as a nation, we continue to turn…Read More...

At such a time as this, when death reports in the media aren’t connected with some natural disaster in far-off places but are much closer and much more personal, we…Read More...

A little more than 120 days ago, we were celebrating Christmas 2019. Who could possibly have imagined that morning of 25th December, as we anticipated the far-too-big-a-dinner that lay ahead,…Read More...

Global stock markets are experiencing a period of volatility as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak. Although markets do not respond well to periods of uncertainty and downward movements can…Read More...

After the turmoil of March, April provided some relief both in real and relative terms. All our models out-performed their peers as our bias towards gold, infrastructure and Asia bore…Read More...

In an attempt to understand the connection between wellbeing and wealth, a recent survey3 asked people how they think and feel about their financial health. HOW IS THE NATION'S FINANCIAL HEALTH?…Read More...

It is probably the understatement of the century to say we live in uncertain times. Unfortunately, hyperbole is the order of the day and we are bombarded with “the worst…Read More...

At the time of writing this article, the weekend press has been sharing a very gloomy outlook for the global economy triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic and the measures taken…Read More...

Newly appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, delivered his first Budget on 11 March, against a backdrop of uncertainty following the COVID-19 outbreak and subsequent financial losses. It was…Read More...