If you’ve built a portfolio of residential buy-to-lets or you’re sitting on retained profits in a company, you might be wondering whether commercial property is the next smart step. At GoldHouse, we support investors across the UK and Dubai who are ready to scale strategically, reduce tax liability and build wealth that lasts. Commercial property […]
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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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If you’ve built wealth overseas but still have ties to the UK, you might be wondering how to make your money work harder, without losing touch with your UK investments or tax efficiency. Here’s where a SSAS (Small Self-Administered Scheme) comes in. It’s one of the UK’s most flexible pension tools and one that many
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Scaling a business is exciting but it also brings complexity. Cash flow forecasting, multi-entity reporting, real-time visibility, tax efficiency… and that’s before you’ve even looked at hiring. For high-growth companies, building a full in-house finance team isn’t just expensive, it’s often the wrong move for where you are in the journey. That’s why many fast-scaling
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If you want to scale quickly, build multi-generational wealth and create a business model that works without you – acquisition might be the smartest move you’ll ever make. At GoldHouse, we help entrepreneurs and investors across the UK and Dubai use strategic structures to buy businesses, not just for profit but for protection, legacy, and
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When you’re building a property portfolio, scaling a business, or planning for legacy, the wrong accountant costs you more than money. Maybe your current accountant files the basics, but can’t answer your property tax questions. Maybe they don’t understand how your SPV works. Maybe they nod along at “SSAS” but can’t explain how it fits
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You’ve found the site, run the numbers, and are ready to make your first move as a property developer, but, how do you actually fund it? Choosing the right finance can make or break your first project. The wrong loan structure can eat into your profit, cause delays or even force a sale before you’re
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If you’re a business owner, you’ve probably heard that your pension can do more than sit in a fund. But what does that actually mean and can you use your pension to support your company? The answer is yes, if you have a SSAS pension, you may be able to loan money from your pension
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If you’re a UK property investor or entrepreneur building long-term wealth, chances are you’ve heard whispers about SSAS pensions and for good reason. These strategic pension schemes aren’t just a tax wrapper. They’re a wealth-building tool, offering more flexibility, control and opportunity than traditional pensions. At GoldHouse, we work with ambitious investors across the UK
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You’ve found the site, crunched the numbers and you’re ready to begin, but one of the most important decisions comes before the build even starts: How should you structure the project? Getting the structure right from the outset can be the difference between tax efficiency and overpayment, seamless finance and blocked deals, or even protecting
SPV vs a Trading LTD: What Structure Should You Use for Your Development Project? Read More »