Bank of Mum and Dad research reveals parents are not always high earners
A new study into the Bank of Mum and Dad (BoMaD) has revealed that parents who help their children onto the property are not high ...
One in four people would challenge a loved one’s Will
New research has revealed that a quarter of people would be willing to challenge the Will of a loved-one if they did not receive a ...
No-fault divorce set to become law
Justice Secretary, David Gauke, has confirmed that he will legislate to introduce an option for no-fault divorce in the next Parliamentary session. At present, couples ...
‘Leasehold-doubling’ scandal continues to cause misery for homeowners
In recent years a growing leasehold scandal has emerged, particularly involving new-build properties. In many cases, the terms of the leases have meant that ground ...
Plumber’s tribunal claim for holiday pay sinks
A heating engineer who won a claim against Pimlico Plumbers at the Supreme Court - establishing he was a worker and not self-employed - has ...
Business bodies call for fair division of public sector contracts after collapse of Interserve
The collapse of outsourcing giant Interserve highlights the dangers of relying on very few companies to take on the biggest public sector contracts, a business ...
