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An integral part of financial planning as you get older is deciding what you want to happen to your wealth when you have died, and then ensuring that your wishes will actually be put into practice.
But even when you are younger, you should give thought to this, especially if you have a family dependent on you. There are two aspects to your planning:
In its pre-election manifesto, the Labour party was committed to reforming inheritance tax. However, by the year 2000, the Labour government had made no significant changes to the regime.
This has left the position regarding inheritance tax extremely uncertain and, while you should never rush into decisions about gifts and inheritance, there is a case for saying that well-thought-out plans should be executed sooner rather than later.
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