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Rumours about the forthcoming Budget abound - what will the Chancellor do? The truth is, no one knows until 30 October. However, the...

According to this recent BBC news article, Apple has refused a widower access to his wife’s iPhone, preventing him from having...

This weekend I visited the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford and was particularly surprised by one of their exhibits – the ‘Will of Naunakhte’. ...

As we are all probably well aware, the country has a financial black hole - some £22 billion - which, sadly, is unlikely to be found down...

After being kicked into the long grass on several occasions since first being proposed, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed what we...

Co-op Funeralcare has teamed up with Channel 4 to launch a social-first entertainment series to change the dialogue surrounding funerals....

Yesterday's Budget had some ‘headline grabbers’ around tax cuts - given the cost of living crisis, whether those cuts make a discernible...

For the first time in over 120 years there will soon be a new choice of funeral wishes and how a body can be disposed of.  For those...

BBC One drama Best Interests has shone a powerful light on the role of the Court of Protection in medical treatment decisions where those...

Child Trust Funds are in the news again for the impact they can have on a child's entitlement to means tested benefits where the funds...

Over the past year or so the issue of parents of children who have recently turned 18 trying to access the Child Trust Fund created for...

It's my immense privilege to look after the financial affairs of some of society's most vulnerable people, who through injury,...