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Money Talk week 8- 12th November 2021 – Let’s Talk Money!
Talk Money week takes place from 8- 12th November 2021. The purpose of Talk Money week is to encourage people to talk about their finances and research has shown that people who talk about their money are more likely to make better financial decisions.
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Care about the Future?
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has recently published statistics relating to the residence of care homes and estimations for the number of those that are self-funded or state-funded.
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MEES regulations
With the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) beginning 31 October in Glasgow and everyone looking at the future of environmental pledges and legislation, it’s probably a good time to reflect on the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) regulations.
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Can I reduce my rent arrears?
The recent judgment against Picturehouse Cinemas Limited (the tenant of Trocadero) was a successful claim by a landlord to recover those infamous ‘COVID arrears’ (arrears which have accumulated during the life of the pandemic).
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Property Fraud – Are you at risk?
As the Land Registry is a public register unfortunately many people are unwittingly finding themselves…
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So, You’ve Been Offered A Settlement Agreement.
With the furlough scheme having come to an end, many employers are taking stock of how they are going to move forward with their businesses.
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Access Right For Fathers
A separation or divorce is a tough situation for any family, but it is important that a father understands his rights and responsibilities in relation to his children in these
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Settlement Agreements: FAQ’s by Employers
Settlement Agreements are typically associated with the ending of someone’s employment and are issued either shortly before or after the employment has ended.
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How Does a Prenup Affect a Marriage?
A prenup – or prenuptial agreement – is a legal document that provides for how a couple’s assets will be divided in the event of a divorce. They are very practical and are becoming increasingly common in the UK, particularly if one partner has more wealth or assets than the other.
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Menopause in the Workplace: An Employers Guide
Research has shown that many women have been forced to leave their job because of menopausal symptoms.
