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Inheritance Tax hotspots after 2027 pension changes. Is this you?

6th March 2026

Changes to the rules on inherited pensions from 2027 will mean more people are set to pay Inheritance Tax (IHT) - but where you live can have an impact on this. Are you in one of the IHT hotspots?

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Growth downgraded in Spring Forecast 2026

3rd March 2026

Rachel Reeves delivered her Spring Forecast this afternoon, which had been overshadowed before it even started by events in the Middle East.

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Escalation in the Middle East

2nd March 2026

Markets have reacted sharply after US and Israeli strikes on Iran triggered retaliation across the Middle East. We assess the impact on equities, bonds, oil and gold, and what it means for diversified portfolios.

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