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A rental property can be a dependable source of income during your lifetime, yet become a source of uncertainty when it passes to the next generation. Knowing how to ringfence rental property inheritance means looking beyond a simple will. The aim is to protect the...
Clayton Christensen was a Harvard Business School professor known for disruptive innovation theory. In How Will You Measure Your Life?, written with James Allworth and Karen Dillon, he turns his management ideas onto personal life instead of companies. He borrows...
From 1 October 2026, employers face the next round of Employment Rights Act reforms. Third-party harassment — from a customer, client or supplier — can now create liability from a single incident if you haven't taken all reasonable steps to prevent it. The...
I don't read many business books cover to cover, but this one stuck with me. How Will You Measure Your Life? by Clayton M. Christensen, with James Allworth and Karen Dillon, takes theories built to explain why companies succeed or fail and turns them on the reader's...
Most desk-bound owners over 50 aren't unfit — they just spend six or seven hours a day barely moving between calls. That unbroken stillness, not a lack of exercise, is usually what's behind the 3pm fog, the stiff back and the sense of concentration draining away by...
Most of the business owners I sit down with aren't unfit. They walk the dog, they might even get to the gym twice a week. What catches up with them is the bit in between — the six or seven hours of back-to-back calls, spreadsheets and emails where nobody moves from...
Ginger v Mickleburgh is a recent High Court case about a Will that was thrown out because the person who made it lacked the mental capacity to do so. Michael Gwilliam signed a Will in 2014 that cut his four daughters' inheritance in favour of his sister, her son and...
Every so often a court case comes along that shows exactly why we take such care over how a Will is made — not because the law is complicated, but because getting the basics right protects a family for good. Ginger v Mickleburgh, decided in the High Court this year,...
If you employ people, 1 October 2026 is a date worth putting in the diary. It marks the next tranche of changes flowing from the Employment Rights Act, and unlike some of the reforms that have been trailed for years, these ones have practical, day-to-day consequences...
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