AIM Portfolios and the New GBP 1m IHT Cap: What UK Wealth Advisers Need to Know in 2026/27
From 6 April 2026, AIM shares qualifying for BPR drop to 50 percent relief and a GBP 1m IHT cap applies. What UK wealth advisers need to know in 2026/27.
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Tax Implications of DFM Portfolios: What UK Advisers Should Tell HNW Clients
How DFM portfolios are taxed in the UK: CGT on rebalancing, income character, wrappers, VAT on fees, and the 2026/27 figures advisers should know.
Direct Holdings vs Pooled Funds in MPS: The Transparency Question for Advisers
Direct holdings vs pooled funds in MPS: how transparency, cost, and CGT efficiency differ, and when each structure suits UK wealth advisers and clients.
Discretionary vs Advisory Management: What UK Advisers Need to Know
Discretionary vs advisory management explained: how each model works, what it costs, and which suits HNW clients under Consumer Duty.
ESG Investing for HNW Clients: What Advisers Need to Know
ESG investing is reshaping wealth management. Here is what UK advisers serving HNW clients need to know about regulation, due diligence, and strategy.
Model Portfolio Services vs Bespoke Portfolios: Which Approach Suits Your Practice?
MPS vs bespoke portfolios: a practical comparison to help UK wealth advisers choose the right investment approach for their practice.
Private Markets for HNW Clients: How Advisers Can Access Alternative Investments
How wealth advisers can access private equity, venture capital, private credit, and real assets for HNW clients. Routes, due diligence, and suitability.
Intergenerational Wealth Transfer: How Advisers Can Bridge the Generational Gap
How wealth advisers can prepare for intergenerational wealth transfer. Strategies for retaining assets and building multigenerational client relationships.
How to Structure Client Review Meetings That Add Real Value
A practical framework for wealth advisers to run client review meetings that strengthen relationships, demonstrate value, and improve outcomes.