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IHT receipts rise by another £100m

25th July 2025

Inheritance Tax receipts hit £2.2 billion in the first quarter of the 2025/26 tax year, a 4.8% rise from the same period last year. The increase is driven by frozen tax thresholds, rising asset values, and more wealth transfers after death.

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How long will my pension last?

24th July 2025

The length of time a pension lasts depends on factors such as withdrawal rates, investment performance, inflation and life expectancy. Careful planning helps align pension savings with a desired lifestyle.

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Planning for the costs of a private education

22th July 2025

With school fees in England averaging £18,036 a year for day fees, many parents will find themselves increasingly stretched. Whilst school fees cannot be offset against a tax bill, there are some measures that can be taken through careful planning.

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