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Lisa Webster looks at late protection applications in her latest article for Retirement Planner.

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak has announced VAT is to be cut to 5% for the hospitality sector, along with an “eat out to help out” discount at restaurants in his summer economic update.

With renewed calls for a flat rate tax relief in the wake of the pandemic and ahead of the so-called "mini-budget" on 8 July, Neil MacGillivray probes the government’s proposals and the mess that could ensue for DB schemes…

Andrew Phipps delves into the latest tapered annual allowance rules and concludes planning is essential.

In-specie transfers within pension schemes and their tax implications have been under the spotlight in the recent Sippchoice Limited vs HMRC Upper Tax Tribunal case. Here, Mohassan Mehmood discusses the potential fall-out from the recent ruling...

In the latest RP case study, Stephen McPhillips tells the story of an entrepreneurial couple with a keen interest in the professional trusteeship of their SSAS.

Two years on from her previous article, Jessica List returns to the issues surrounding discretionary death benefits which are still causing headaches for administrators...

Lisa Webster has writen an adviser guide on the MPAA which she hopes to tear up in the very near future. Read on to find out why...

Advisers can use their expertise to help clients help their families during these extraordinary times, writes Clare Moffat.

Carey Pensions, which recently rebranded to Options Pensions, won its long-awaited landmark court case against one of its own clients a couple of weeks ago. Here, Suzanne Padmore and Anna Davis from law firm Burges Salmon discuss the case and its potential consequences...