Many believe incoming changes to the UK’s divorce rules, along with pandemic pressures, will cause a spike in separations – and there are a great many wealth implications to consider.

The wealth implications of cognitive decline are often neglected, but by taking action to secure financial wellbeing well ahead of time the broader impacts of this terrible condition can be mitigated.

Estate planning can seem like an intimidating area, but it needn’t be if you follow the signpost questions you need to ask of yourself – and the wider family – set out in this simple guide.

The gender wealth gap is well known, but still very often not well addressed, particularly when it comes to tackling financial security in the context of marriage.

There are a host of money moves that couples can consider to ensure their wealth works harder, but many of them will only come to light after discussions with an experienced professional.

The benefits of insuring estates against Inheritance Tax are underappreciated, but this could be the answer to distressingly large bills that many HNWI families seek.

Wills, estate planning and inheritance tax may inspire less enthusiasm than other aspects of wealth management, but their importance to your family’s long-term financial health means they cannot be neglected. Here are some key errors to avoid.

Tackling estate planning is essential if you want to make sure as much of your wealth as possible goes to loved ones. This case study illustrates how easily even complex affairs can be optimised with a wealth manager.

The younger generations have serious debt problems, which may make the older, better-off ones feel obliged to help. But any debt rescue must be weighed up carefully for the risk of derailing your own financial plans.