Adviser Insights Articles

Few of us relish planning for the end of life, but it is inevitable.

When planning for the future, particularly the inevitable end-of-life expenses, many people wonder if their life insurance policy will cover funeral costs.

Dealing with the loss of a loved one is emotionally taxing, and the financial burden of organising a funeral can add to the stress.

Writing a will is a fundamental step in managing your estate and ensuring that your assets are distributed according to your wishes after your death.

When contemplating the purchase of a car, business owners often consider whether to buy it through their limited company or to keep the transaction personal.

Sharing a home, whether with a partner, friends or housemates, inevitably involves dividing household bills.

Becoming a student landlord can be a viable option, particularly in university towns where demand for accommodation is often strong.

Closing a limited company in the UK is a significant decision that involves financial, legal and tax considerations.

In the UK, recurring property-related taxation is collected mainly through Council Tax (in England, Scotland and Wales) and domestic rates (in Northern Ireland) for households, and through Non‑Domestic Rates (often called business rates) for commercial properties.

Company car allowances are a common way for employers to contribute towards the cost of using your own vehicle for work.

Rent increases are a common concern for tenants and a routine part of property management for landlords.

Studying abroad is an aspiration for many students, offering an opportunity to gain international experience and enhance personal development.