Financial Services & Tax

The biggest benefit of the pension freedoms may come from leaving the money untouched and never making a withdrawal at all

Study finds 'little evidence of any coherent strategy and numerous proposals that would complicate the tax system'

One in nine British adults admit to being a victim of fraud in last year

IFCs have long had many of the financial safeguards in place which are only now becoming commonplace across the world, argues Geoff Cook

Lucy Brennan dissects some of the more eye-catching parts of George Osborne's 2015 budget

A deed of variation is a means of redirecting an inheritance so that an oversight can be amended; it is not a tax evasion tool

How can advisers protect their clients' international assets under the spectre of increasing diminished capacity, asks Donna Withers

Investors in highly sophisticated schemes may have better grounds to make a claim

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