The Gazette

Publication Date

18 December 2014

Simon Carter, director of Touch Financial, looks at how SMEs can avoid unpaid invoices sending their business to the wall.

Publication Date

18 December 2014

How can retention of title provisions provide peace of mind for businesses that sell goods? Nicola Kirk, partner at law firm Pitmans LLP, explains. 

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16 December 2014

The Gazette, the official public record, and Certainty, the National Will Register, recently began a strategic working alliance, offering a comprehensive, belt and braces approach to risk management when distributing an estate.

Publication Date

15 December 2014

Andrew Hagger, personal finance expert at Moneycomms.co.uk, explains how to get through the festive period on a tight budget.

Publication Date

10 December 2014

Dying without a will can be a costly mistake, but dying with a will that is out of date can cause just as much of a headache for those you leave behind, as Christina Duck, associate at Ashton KCJ, explains.

Publication Date

10 December 2014

Do you understand inheritance tax, and how it can be reduced? Danny Cox, chartered financial planner at Hargreaves Lansdown, explains.

Publication Date

10 December 2014

Company bosses in almost a third of insolvency cases are referred to the Insolvency Service's disqualification unit for unfit conduct, according to research.

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10 December 2014

ISAs will no longer be liable for tax when inherited by spouses from April 2015, the chancellor, George Osborne, has announced in his autumn statement.

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9 December 2014

Publication Date

3 December 2014

Elizabeth Garrett Anderson achieved many firsts for British women. She was the first woman to qualify as a physician and surgeon, the co-founder of the first hospital to be staffed by women, and the first woman to be appointed as a mayor and a magistrate.