1st June 2017 at 6pm to 7.30pm at The Oxford Spires Hotel
In association with Martin
& Co, Oxford & Twomey Wealth
Management
Oxford’s landlords own valuable, appreciating assets. Day to day, the focus is on maximising the
income generated from those assets by optimising rental yield and minimising
periods of void. Most landlords expect
to retain the ownership of their properties, seeing their appreciating value as
an integral part of their plans for retirement, and part of the legacy that
they will leave for their children and grandchildren. In virtually all cases the value of their
assets exceed £500,000 in many it exceeds £5m.
I can’t think of any other investment to which so little
consideration is given to optimising the investment for tax particularly
inheritance tax. Most people don’t think
there is anything that can be done now to better look after future generations,
but the truth is that there are some easy, sensible and inexpensive actions
that can and should be taken – all it takes is for someone to explain them!
And, that someone is Andrew Twomey, whose business Twomey
Wealth Management, is part of St James’ Place Wealth Management partner
practice. Educated in the UK and in
Australia, Andrew works with clients in London, Oxford and the Cotswolds to
assist them to build, grow, protect and preserve their wealth. Happily for us, he also has a really great
way of explaining things in a simple and action orientated way.
So, if you own one or more properties in Oxford or
elsewhere, and you have an inkling there might be more you could do to get your
affairs in order - please come
along. We start at 6pm and will run to
7.30pm, at the Oxford Spires Hotel on the Abingdon Road in Oxford. Numbers are limited so please email me on info@OxfordPropertyBlog.co.uk
to reserve your place.
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