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Could you end up paying inheritance tax on your family home?
Could you end up paying inheritance tax on your family home?
The value of the average UK home has risen by 53% since April 2009, but the inheritance tax threshold has remained static. And that means more people …
7 May 2021
Why homebuyers should be wary of the new crop of 95% mortgages
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Inheritance tax bills are set to rise – will you be caught out?
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