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UK Budget Predictions 2026

Budget Predictions for October 2026: What’s Coming for Business and Property? The UK Budget has now been confirmed for 28th October 2026, and speculation is already building around what changes business owners and property investors should expect. While a full, detailed analysis will follow once the Budget is actually delivered, here’s a rundown of what’s

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Personal Brand Marketing for Entrepreneurs: Gary Vee’s 343 Rule Explained

Why Top Entrepreneurs Do This (Gary Vee’s 343 Rule) Why are top entrepreneurs putting out so much marketing content? The answer lies in a comment Gary Vaynerchuk (“Gary Vee”) made about his own personal brand: he put out 343 different pieces of content in a single day, with the message that “your niche is you.”

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Section 24 Explained: How the Landlord Tax Really Works (+ 5 Solutions)

Section 24 Explained: The UK “Landlord Killer” Tax Section 24 — sometimes referred to as the “tax on interest” — is one of the most devastating UK tax changes of the last decade for landlords. Coming up to almost a decade since it was introduced, it’s earned the nickname the “landlord killer tax” for good

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How the Rich Use Leverage to Build Wealth Faster | Debt Strategies Explained

Introduction: Why the Rich Borrow Rather Than Use Cash Why do the wealthiest people — from Mark Zuckerberg to Jay-Z and Beyoncé — borrow money to buy assets, even when they could easily afford to pay in cash? The answer lies in how the rich understand and manage three specific “wealth killers.” This article breaks

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UK Death Tax vs Inheritance Tax: What the Proposed 10% Flat Rate Means for You

Introduction: What’s Being Proposed Big news is circulating that the UK government may scrap Inheritance Tax (IHT) — widely considered one of the most hated taxes in the country. However, the proposal isn’t simply to remove it. Instead, it may be replaced with a new tax being referred to as the “death tax”, which works

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Land Value Tax UK: Will the Proposed New Property Tax Help or Hurt You?

A new Land Value Tax (LVT) has been proposed by the new Prime Minister and government, and it could significantly change the cost of owning property in the UK — for better or worse, depending on who you are. This article compares the proposed Land Value Tax against the current system of Stamp Duty Land

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Can You Use a SSAS for Your Family Business?

Running a family business means thinking long-term. It’s about building something that lasts – protecting wealth, supporting future generations and keeping things in the family. But that kind of legacy planning takes more than just good intentions. It requires the right financial structure. A SSAS (Small Self-Administered Scheme) is one of the most powerful and

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