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The freedom to make a mess
Solicitors Journal

The freedom to make a mess

One year on from the government's overhaul of the pension industry, Binyamin Ali considers what the lasting legacy of the freedoms will be
Tandem taxes
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Tandem taxes

Julie Butler outlines the importance of marrying a capital gains tax strategy with inheritance tax planning
Risky business
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Risky business

Industry experts at the investment risk management for vulnerable clients roundtable discuss who is ultimately responsible for selecting a suitable investment portfolio, whether deputies should be required to have financial qualifications, and is a kite
Dance, puppets
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Dance, puppets

As a new tax year gets under way, Robert Maas considers what tax-planning strategies need to be updated and what needs to be scrapped completely
Ray of hope
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Ray of hope

The chancellor delivered a budget that will temporarily distract from the trials of today by encouraging us to look to the sunshine rays of tomorrow, says Lucy Brennan
Out of boom
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Out of boom

The baby boomers have been sidelined by a government keen to prioritise the young and penalize the older generation
Realign the portrait
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Realign the portrait

Penetrated by social media, new talent and invasive transparency pressures, the art industry is being reshaped by completely new hands
Innovation addicts
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Innovation addicts

Young entrepreneurs are not interested in establishing a single business and profiting from it handsomely; they have serial ambitions