We are delighted that The Telegraph newspaper has shown support for our Child Trust Fund Access campaign by publishing a piece explaining that families of disabled children may be disadvantaged if they are unable to access money held in their child trust fund when they turn 18. A snapshot of the piece is as follows:
In the first part of this series, our blog on Lasting Powers of Attorney considered what needs to be put in place in case we should lose the ability to make our own decisions. In this second blog post of the series we move on to consider what can be done to avoid paying tax
Our daughter has been having a rough time with her health recently and has spent too many days lying on the sofa feeling wretched and unable to do the things she loves to do the most. There have been no trips out to the cinema or cafe for her, no poodling around with her PAs
As we move to a more tech-focused society, the majority of people will have a number of digital assets that will need to be taken into consideration when they die. In terms of the law, this is still a developing area that has not been updated in line with the rapid growth of our digital
Putting in place the right plans for the future is extremely important to ensure you have peace of mind in later life. Part 1 of this blog series concentrates on the arrangements you can put in place if you are unable to make decisions. Part 2 and 3 of our Peace of Mind in Later
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