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A recent report [by Netwealth] found that 47% of people don’t intend to split their estate equally between their children which may come as a shock to those left behind.
Gerard Lyons, Chief Economic Strategist with Netwealth, says "...The positive about this tax is that it is aimed at a good reason,...at catching the internet companies etc.. That's why many countries agreed to it...at 15%."
Gerard Lyons, chief economic strategist at Netwealth, said the UK needed to keep investing in its infrastructure, including data and back office facilities, to remain competitive.
Gerard Lyons is chief economic strategist at Netwealth, and also an independent non-executive director of Bank of China (UK)...He says: “People first began talking about the middle-income trap impacting China a decade ago. China has introduced policies such as the belt and road initiative and the dual circulation policy, which aim to address the imbalances."
New research published by Netwealth reveals the risk of family financial friction as half of parents do not intend to split their wealth equally between children.
A report from [Netwealth] the wealth manager revealed that only around half (53%) of parents are planning to split their wealth equally among their children.
Half of parents today do not intend to split their assets equally between their children, polling from advice firm Netwealth found.
Charlotte Ransom, CEO of Netwealth, commented {on Netwealth's recent research]: "By breaking down the taboo of speaking about money, parents can provide helpful clarity for the future and enable everyone to make more informed financial decisions, both as individuals and as a family."
