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Saving for a jigsaw

A wide variety of tax-free investments that together form a strong collective are waiting to be utilised by private clients

A prehistoric practice

Much like drink-driving, the letter of the law and the court of public opinion have rightly pushed aggressive tax avoidance into the past

Bound to fail

The failure of the deprivation of liberty safeguards has left us with a system worse than the one it replaced, says Katie Underhill

Costs pressure

A cap on the amount of money a solicitor can recover following civil litigation could lead to premature settlements and under-investigation

Morals? What morals?

Creating a 'dementia friendly' society requires more than an injection of money. Who's responsible for changing morals and perceptions?

Against the sands of time

Withstanding the effects of time requires a well-constructed succession plan that is periodically reviewed, advises Suzannah Farnell

Just another fad?

The financial advice market is the latest in a line of industries to come under attack from newer and more sophisticated technology. Is robo-advice the real deal, asks Ben Goss

The truth of the non-dom matter

Fairness has nothing to do with it. The UK has to give competitive incentives to non-doms if it wants to benefit from their investment