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Best of Bespoke – our top wealth management posts for high earners and HNWIs

Tuesday, January 10, 2012 | Posted by: Fiona Cullinan
Categories: Business, Personal, Protecting your wealth | Tags: tax, links, tax planning, HNWIs, HNWI, Bespoke, wealth, blog, wealth management, best, 2011, wealth protection, wealth planning

Our most popular posts of the past year reflect the tax-related interests and wealth management concerns of high earners and high net worth individuals (HNWIs) in the UK. Here they are in reverse order. The tax landscape is ever-changing, though, so speak to your tax adviser to find out the latest news on the topics covered.

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Bespoke magazine: a world of wealth for private clients

Thursday, December 15, 2011 | Posted by: Fiona Cullinan
Categories: Business, Day in the life, Green, Personal, Protecting your wealth | Tags: business, tax, investment, HNWIs, Grant Thornton, HNWI, pensions, Bespoke, wealth, magazine, wealth management, insight, trusts, Bespoke magazine, subscribe, publications, interviews

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The latest issue of Grant Thornton’s Bespoke magazine is out now and comes packed with lifestyle features, tax perspectives and wealth management issues, and other hot topics facing high earners and high net worth individuals in the UK. Here’s what you’ll find in our latest issue and how to join our mailing list.

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Rare violins – instruments for investment?

Tuesday, November 08, 2011 | Posted by: Fiona Cullinan
Categories: Personal | Tags: investment, HNWI, Bespoke magazine, investing, value, collecting, guide, prices, collectible, musical instruments, buying, violins, expert, rare

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There are definitely strings attached to investing in rare musical instruments with little or no provenance. Not only does it take considerable expertise to assess the authenticity of an investment-class violin, but most collectors are also classical music patrons who lend out their investment to the world’s best players. Lisa Freedman interviews maestro Florian Leonhard (pictured) about investing in rare violins …

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High-end hobbies – helicopter pilot

Monday, September 26, 2011 | Posted by: Grant Thornton
| Tags: HNWIs, HNWI, Bespoke, wealth, magazine, charity, Bespoke magazine, hobbies, David Chisnall, helicopters, Bell Longranger

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After a career in engineering, David Chisnall OBE transformed his love of radio-controlled helicopters into a full-sized Bell Longranger, which he now uses for charity flights. Glyn Brown discovers a man with a passion for turning fuel into fun.

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The riches of Bespoke magazine – new issue out now

Thursday, July 07, 2011 | Posted by: Grant Thornton
Categories: Business, Day in the life, Personal, Protecting your wealth | Tags: entrepreneurs, HNWIs, Grant Thornton, HNWI, Bespoke, wealth, magazine, insight, Bespoke magazine, subscribe, comment, publications, interviews, features, private clients

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Grant Thornton’s summer issue of Bespoke magazine for private clients is out now and features 28 pages of financial, lifestyle and wealth-related features for high earners and high net worth individuals (HNWIs). Here’s what’s inside – and how to get hold of a copy…

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High-end hobbies – horse racing and ownership

Tuesday, May 17, 2011 | Posted by: Fiona Cullinan
Categories: Personal | Tags: investment, HNWI, Bespoke, magazine, Bespoke magazine, hobbies, ownership, sport, horses, sports, Tom Dascombe, syndicate, horse trainer, racehorse, breeding, horse racing

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Racing, once the sport of kings, is now open to anyone – depending on the level of expense you want to spare, from £185 for a syndicate share to £20,000 for your own competitive racehorse. Tom Dascombe, horse trainer, talks about his involvement and we look at four ways to get into the sport.

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Whisky collecting – a golden investment opportunity?

Thursday, May 05, 2011 | Posted by: Fiona Cullinan
Categories: Business, Personal | Tags: investment, HNWI, Bespoke, Bespoke magazine, investing, auctions, collecting, collection, whisky, prices, collectible, blend, whiskies, expensive, Scotch, malt, bottles, Bonhams, McTear’s, Christie’s

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If it’s not the tastes of nutmeg, cinnamon or peat smoke that attract buyers, it’s the age, region or distillery. The market for collecting whiskies is growing fast, says Michael Urquhart (pictured), who runs one of Scotland’s most famous whisky companies. (For the auction-ready, we’ve also included a list of places to bid.)

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Singalonga taxman as HNWIs targeted to boost tax take

Thursday, April 21, 2011 | Posted by: Dave Jennings
Categories: Protecting your wealth | Tags: tax, Dave Jennings, HNWI, Protect Your Wealth, investigation, amnesty, domicile, offshore assets, evasion, HNWI unit, PTSP, avoidance, High Net Worth Unit, Plumbers Tax Safe Plan

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Ready to rock ‘n’ roll with HM Revenue & Customs’ punches? Dave Jennings, our tax investigations expert, tells the tale of how wealthier taxpayers are being targeted.

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High-end hobbies – trekking in Scott’s footsteps

Tuesday, April 19, 2011 | Posted by: Fiona Cullinan
Categories: Personal | Tags: HNWIs, HNWI, Bespoke, magazine, Bespoke magazine, hobbies, Roger Weatherby, South Pole, trek, Antarctic, challenge, Scott

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Trekking to the South Pole is hard, but not quite hard enough for some. In the fourth of our

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Our guide to the 2011 new tax year (it’s bad news for HNWIs)

Wednesday, April 06, 2011 | Posted by: Fiona Cullinan
Categories: Business, Protecting your wealth | Tags: tax, Francesca Lagerberg, capital gains tax, CGT, income tax, HNWI, pensions, NIC, budget, relief, 2011, national insurance contributions, allowances, reliefs, Enterprise Investment Schemes, childcare, ISAs, new tax year, exemptions , Entrepreneurs’ Relief

Here’s quick refresher of tax changes that kick in from today (6 April 2011), by Grant Thornton’s Head of Tax, Francesca Lagerberg, who says that it will be high net worth individuals (HNWIs) who have more to feel down about overall, including limits on how much they can save in their pension funds.

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