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The Long View Podcast Episode 1. What happens when a financial planner, a property investor and a behavioural economist sit down together and agree to say exactly what they

Part 12 of The Long View Podcast Episode 1. The Full Podcast will be posted on 05 June 2026. After a wide-ranging conversation covering Trump, tariffs, the property market,

Part 11 of The Long View Podcast Episode 1. The Full Podcast will be posted on 05 June 2026. The UK tax system is under pressure from multiple directions

Part 10 of The Long View Podcast Episode 1. The Full Podcast will be posted on 05 June 2026. The conversation ends where it began: with a sense that,

Part 9 of The Long View Podcast Episode 1. The Full Podcast will be posted on 05 June 2026. The mid-term outlook for US politics is shifting. Roger Martin-Fagg's

Part 8 of The Long View Podcast Episode 1. The Full Podcast will be posted on 05 June 2026. The Bank of England has published its inflation scenarios. The

Part 7 of The Long View Podcast Episode 1. The Full Podcast will be posted on 05 June 2026. The dominant political narrative in the UK right now is

Part 6 of The Long View Podcast Episode 1. The Full Podcast will be posted on 05 June 2026. There are political conversations that everyone in Westminster knows need

Part 5 of The Long View Podcast Episode 1. The Full Podcast will be posted on 05 June 2026. Leadership speculation is dominating political commentary right now. But for

Part 4 of The Long View Podcast Episode 1. The Full Podcast will be posted on 05 June 2026. Local elections make headlines. They shift momentum, generate leadership speculation

Part 3 of The Long View Podcast Episode 1. The Full Podcast will be posted on 05 June 2026. The local election results have reshuffled the political landscape –

Part 2 of The Long View Podcast Episode 1. The Full Podcast will be posted on 05 June 2026. One of the most common questions Jon hears from property

Part 1 of The Long View Podcast Episode 1. The Full Podcast will be posted on 05 June 2026. The start of 2026 was looking quietly promising for property

We’ve plainly already seen proposed changes to VAT being charged on school fees, a potential new non-dom tax regime (albeit this seems like it might be rowed back

Continuing our daily discussion of the potential changes introduced by the Labour Budget, today we’re looking at more taxes. 🛣️🚨 Council Tax Reform Do a large re-valuation of properties that

Continuing our daily discussion of the potential changes introduced by the Labour Budget, today we’re looking at more taxes. 🏡🚨 Stamp Duty Land Tax Increase the % rate payable or

Continuing our daily discussion of the potential changes introduced by the Labour Budget, today we’re looking at more taxes. 💰🚨 Wealth Tax Introduction of a separate wealth tax – say

Continuing our daily discussion of the potential changes introduced by the Labour Budget, today we’re looking at Inheritance Tax (IHT). 🪦🚨 Inheritance Tax (IHT) Cut the Nil Rate Band (NRB)

Continuing our daily discussion of the potential changes introduced by the Labour Budget, today we’re looking at Pensions. 👵🏼🚨 Pensions Reduce the amount of so called “tax free cash” you

Over the coming days, we’ll explain some of the potential changes the Labour Budget will introduce, and how that can affect tax and estate planning. Stay tuned! Introduction The Prime

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Up until now our services have been catered to a very specific group of clients, and word of mouth has been enough to grow the business. The inevitable