

A family can suffer acute financial hardship due to the delays and death taxes imposed by the government as a result of a family member who has died without making a will. Such delays can run into years.
Avoiding such hardships is an easy matter to resolve – talk to us about making a will. Avoid Paying the Death TaxThe ever increasing rise in property prices across the UK over recent years has easily pushed the estates of over 5.3m of UK families over the Inheritance Tax threshold of £285,000. That’s a projected £3.7 billion in tax revenue for the government for 2007/8.
Making sure your family is safeguarded against its potential Inheritance Tax liability is a simple one to resolve with a correctly written will and effective estate planning. For a free, non-obligatory discussion or to arrange a personal visit by a professional will writer, call Robert Collins free on 0800 074 3968 or 07976 380 248 (Mobile) It's so easy to make a willThrough Robert Collins and Countrywide Legal services you have access to a team of professional will writers where you can choose the best way in which to arrange your will, by calling us for a free, confidential and no-obligation home visit (or to your place of work – which ever suits you).
This way you can benefit from our professional guidance and advice with respect to your will and estate planning in surrounding that you are familiar with. Arrange a Home VisitTo arrange a home visit for you and your family please call us free
on 0800 074 3968 or 07976 380 248 (Mobile) to arrange an initial telephone consultation and to arrange a visit in your home. If you want us to call you at a convenient time, use our simple call-back form. |
HMRC is routinely destroying crucial tax records after just two years, making it almost impossible for many pensioners to challenge bogus bills ![]() HMRC is routinely destroying crucial tax records after just two years, making it almost impossible for many pensioners to challenge bogus bills ![]() Clearing the mortgage and a healthy retirement pot are two common financial goals. But if you get a lump sum, should you pay off your home or put it in a pension? ![]() |
