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We like to think that we know what we are talking about, so it is reassuring when others feel the same and ask for comment on topical issues.

Guest legal blogger Gareth from Silverman Sherliker LLP has kindly written this piece on why it pays to have a decent Will in place.

With only a few weeks left before the January 31 tax return submission deadline for 2010/2011 and Moira Stewart’s stern but friendly reminders still ringing in the ears, now is the time to tackle that tax return.

With low interest rates and relatively high inflation, the real value of savings and the purchasing power of a fixed income are steadily eroded. Over a period of years the cumulative impact can be dramatic and the effect on pension serious.

Did you know that since April 2010, those deemed to earn over £100,000 have had their personal allowance reduced or even removed? The reduction is at a rate of £1 for every £2 of income over £100,000.

An article in The Telegraph suggests that the Chancellor is now reconsidering cutting higher-rate relief as he fights to cut back public spending. A look at what this would mean, and two ideas to protect your money.

Will you be taking to the streets in protest or adopt a more practical approach to surviving the ‘sober decade’? Here are just some of the key areas where your financial adviser can help and advise you.

Apart from the £40bn in extra cuts and tax increases, what does this year’s budget mean for you? There are a few silver linings among the dark clouds…