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Providing clarity amidst uncertainty in an increasingly interconnected world

Insight | by Stephen Kiggins

Over the past month, I’ve had the privilege of spending time with colleagues across three continents; in the US, UAE, and Australia...

7 Reasons to consider Assurance Vie if you're a British Expat living in France

Insight | by Stephen Kiggins

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If you're resident in France, and want to build and protect your personal capital in a tax efficient manner, there are 7 key reasons why you should consider Assurance Vie.

Budget changes mean that your pension assets could be subject to an effective tax rate of up to 67%

Insight | by Stephen Kiggins

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From April 2027 money left in your pension will be included in your estate for IHT calculations, which means that 40% could go to the Treasury rather than your loved ones. Moreover, if the beneficiary is a top rate taxpayer then the funds would effectively be subject to a tax rate of 67%.

Providing clarity amidst uncertainty in an increasingly interconnected world

Insight | by Stephen Kiggins

Over the past month, I’ve had the privilege of spending time with colleagues across three continents; in the US, UAE, and Australia...

7 Reasons to consider Assurance Vie if you're a British Expat living in France

Insight | by Stephen Kiggins

Elaine in her studio

If you're resident in France, and want to build and protect your personal capital in a tax efficient manner, there are 7 key reasons why you should consider Assurance Vie.

Budget changes mean that your pension assets could be subject to an effective tax rate of up to 67%

Insight | by Stephen Kiggins

HNW Couple Interior Looking at Tablet

From April 2027 money left in your pension will be included in your estate for IHT calculations, which means that 40% could go to the Treasury rather than your loved ones. Moreover, if the beneficiary is a top rate taxpayer then the funds would effectively be subject to a tax rate of 67%.

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