Author: Dan Henderson

After the longest-ever run of low interest rates in the UK – nine years below 1% – there are signs that the wind may be changing. November brought the first

The UK has an extremely sophisticated and large network of double tax treaties. How much do you know about what a double tax treaty is there for? And do you

The Chinese New Year celebrations bring to mind an old Chinese proverb that has particular relevance amidst today’s Brexit uncertainty: ‘dig the well before you are thirsty’. In other words,

Understandably, many people avoid discussing the practical implications of their death with family. But if your affairs are not in order, your loved ones may face unnecessary costs and delays

When it comes to pensions, your long-term financial security is at stake, so take extreme care to do what is right for you and your family. Expatriates should also consider

The new year is a good time to reflect on the previous 12 months and look ahead to what the coming year may bring. This should always include a review

A landmark agreement has been reached in Brexit talks which has cemented citizens’ rights on both sides. Prime Minister Theresa May and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker presented a joint

As inheritance tax revenue continues to soar for the UK Treasury year-by-year, it seems more families are getting caught in the net. In 2016/17, the UK government collected a record

On November 2, the Bank of England increased the UK interest rate for the first time in over 10 years. Having lifted only from 0.25% to 0.5%, this is by

We often write about the importance of protecting your wealth, from taxes, inflation, institutional failure, etc. It is worth highlighting that one key element, whether you are looking at tax