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Harvester machine working in field
After almost 40 years of being exempt from IHT, farmers who intend to pass their farm to the next generation should review their situation now to mitigate the effects of these changes.
Tiara, Cartier London, 1937. Aquamarine, diamonds and platinum. Vincent Wulveryck, Collection Cartier © Cartier
Discover more about the Cartier exhibition, currently showing at the V&A South Kensington.
Smiling elderly Caucasian 60s father have fun play chess at home on weekend together with adult son.
Discover how family businesses can engage the next generation to ensure long-term success and continuity.
A woman in business attire is sitting at a table in a garden, her hands folded in front of her, looking into the camera.
Being financially literate is just as important as knowing how to read and write, says Annamaria Lusardi, a leading expert on financial literacy who teaches at Stanford University. Her advice to parents? They should speak openly with their children about money.
chess piece in a woman's hand on a chessboard in an office
Making informed decisions on restricted stock units, stock options and employee stock purchase plans.
An elderly man in an apron sits on a chair in front of an old grocery store, next to a child perched on a crate.
Successful family-owned businesses show that the keys to longevity are not size or fast growth, but a commitment to quality, adaptability, and family values.
Group of businesswomen
Approximately one fifth of British businesses are led by women, however there is a significant funding gap for female entrepreneurs. Research demonstrates that £250 billion could be added to the UK economy if women started and scaled business at the same rate as their male counterparts.
Calm seascape with sunrise
We explore the reasons for rising geopolitical uncertainty and explain our approach to investing in an uncertain world.
Family with piggy bank at a table
Warren Buffett famously stated that he plans to give away 99% of his wealth, leaving his children with enough to do anything, but not too much to do nothing. Many of us grapple with the question of how much to give and when to give it, ensuring that wealth enhances rather than hinders personal and professional development of the next generation.
Doctor working with tablet in a hospital
The start of 2025 has brought on the usual surge in health goals such as committing to diets or setting audacious fitness challenges. This week, we look at how artificial intelligence (AI) is driving technological advances in the health and wellness industries, and the impact these will have for generations to come.

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