TWM in the press

Stuart Downey shares insights in the Financial Times on the risks associated with mutual Wills and the importance of careful estate planning to help protect all family members’ interests.

Stuart Downey discusses in Money Marketing, IFA Magazine, Cybernews and The Armchair Trader the growing difficulties families and executors encounter when trying to access digital accounts and online assets after a death.

Duncan Mitchell-Innes is featured in IFA Magazine, ePrivate Client, Sunday Express and GB News discussing how the unchanged £3,000 annual gifting allowance is creating a growing “stealth tax” effect for families planning their estates.

Laura Walkley comments in The Telegraph on the increase in property valuations being challenged, highlighting a more detailed review of figures submitted in Inheritance Tax returns. Further coverage can be found in Money Week, Property Week, Today’s Wills & Probate, The Negotiator, Property Wire, Estate Agent Today, Property Investor Today, Saga and GB News.

Andrew Peters is quoted in Sky News, Personnel Today, People Management, HR Grapevine, Law360 and The Global Recruiter commenting on a sharp rise in employees reporting suspected minimum wage breaches to HMRC. He highlights the increasing pressure on employers particularly in retail and hospitality – as rising wage rates and operating costs make compliance more challenging.

Anthony Wilcox is quoted in is quoted in Personnel Today expressing caution over proposed reforms to TUPE. He notes that, while often seen as complex, the regulations have become a well-understood and balanced framework that both protects employees and allows businesses necessary flexibility.

Stuart Downey commented in The Times, Money Week, Mortgage Finance Gazette, Mortgage Strategy, Law Society Gazette and Today's Wills and Probate on the growing rise in inheritance disputes.

Andrew Peters commented in City AM on the introduction of sweeping new employment law reforms.

Duncan Mitchell‑Innes commented in The Times on scrutiny facing National Savings & Investments.