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US Treasury yields have continued to climb as strong growth supports expectations of rate hikes from the Federal Reserve. However, the greater concern for bond markets is France as the National Assembly appears unable and unwilling to address the relentless rise in government borrowing.
Trusts, gifts, insurance, pensions, seven-year rules, allowances and reliefs all get thrown onto the table. Before long, you have a financial version of a deep kitchen cupboard - everything is technically in there but finding what you need is another matter.
This week oil traders were once again dancing to Donald Trump’s tune as a potential meeting between the US and Iranian presidents on the sideline of the UN’s annual general meeting raised hopes that a breakthrough was possible. In the end, Trump delivered another confrontational speech and there was no meeting between the rival leaders.
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Immediate inheritance tax saving
By Worldwide Financial Planning
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Financial Planning, Inheritance Tax
Suppose you have £1million sitting in deposits and investments which you know you are unlikely to spend (like you do). If it remains in your estate until death and sits above your available exemptions and allowances, some of it could ultimately suffer inheritance tax at 40 per cent.
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CENTRAL BANKS ENTER HIKING CYCLE AS INFLATION CONCERNS COME TO THE FORE
The shift in mood across the UK and Europe has been clear, but the US rate decision cleared up any lingering doubt about whether new Fed chair Kevin Warsh shares this priority.
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One gift, several trusts: why Rysaffe planning matters again
By Worldwide Financial Planning
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Financial Planning, Inheritance Tax
Inheritance tax planning is one of those subjects where a simple idea can be buried under enough technical language to make you lose the will to live. Rysaffe planning is a decent example, so, bear with me.
