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Wealth Management Winter 2017/2018

Eight Questions To Ask Yourself If You Are An American Living In The UK
As an American living in the UK, almost nothing related to your financial affairs is easy. The consequences of seemingly simple decisions – such as how to pay for a

Legal Issues: Unmarried Partners In The UK

Whilst married and civil partners are still the most common family type in the UK and also the USA, more and more couples are choosing to live together outside of marriage. Whilst some US states recognise such unions as common law

7 Top tips for a Smooth Transition to the UK

Relocating across the country or around the world can be an exciting time for any family, but the ongoing success of that transition frequently depends on the support and welcome from the new community. At the International School of London

Wealth Management Autumn 2017

The Role Of Insurance Protection Within Your Wealth Plan
Your wealth plan represents a portrait of your life incorporating a collection of the goals and objectives that are most important to you. It is a picture that can only be seen when

Property: An American’s Guide to Buying Property in London

Americans have always had a deep connection to Britain, and London is home to many Americans for its exceptional schools, culture and job opportunities. Given the ongoing dip in property prices and relatively strong dollar to the pound,

Legal Issues: A United Approach To Estate Planning Benefits And Dangers Of Lifetime Revocable Trusts For Nationals And Internationals In The UK

The United States and the United Kingdom have been described as two nations divided by a common language. Like our language, the establishment of New York’s common law is a legacy of our nations’ pre-revolution connections, but that too has

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