Eerily quietEven though low volatility should help investors get a good night's sleep, there are increasing concerns afoot, but for how long, asks Claire Bennison
Widening the family circleDespite the perceived costs, there are merits to introducing independent trustees to help look after everyon';s best interests, says Nicola Marchant
Finding unison 'in wealthBeing super-rich today offers a sense ?of purpose rather than privilege, ?says Sarah Cormack
Digging for goldWith bitcoin mining on the rise, will this virtual currency help spouses conceal their wealth in bitter divorce battles, wonders Mei-Ling McNab
The second mouse Panama has built on Liechtenstein's foundation laws so well that it has become the main contender to the jurisdiction's dominance, says Derek Sambrook
60-second interview: Nicholas HughesFrequent and complex changes to the tax system make life difficult for both adviser and client, Nicholas Hughes tells PCA
Accelerated tax payments are here Will HMRC's latest move further deter individuals from using schemes and aggressive tax planning in the future, asks Lucy Brennan
Law Society labels HMRC's debt recovery plans 'regressive and draconian'Mistakes will 'inevitably' occur in a system where the state has a 'preferential position' and no judicial supervision