Becoming an investor in property is an alternative way to generate income, amass assets and create a legacy for your family.

It's been a tumultuous year for stock market investors. A bull run that had lasted nearly 11 years came to a shuddering halt in early February as the COVID-19 pandemic hit.

Our litigation team discuss the timely arrival of changes to litigation funding in Scotland amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Following the announcement last week by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, HMRC has published more detail relating to the extended Job Support Scheme.

Many licensed trade and hospitality premises are hoping to reopen their doors this Wednesday, 15th July, after months of closure. There is new Scottish Government...

A new five tier system for Scotland will come into place on Monday 2nd November at 6am. But practically speaking, what does this mean. There is a great deal of confusion about...

Because women typically live longer than men and may have a smaller pension pot, they need to plan accordingly to make their money last.

The COVID-19 pandemic has sped up changes in the way we work, shop, and live.

From payment holidays to the housing market's future prospects, we address the most frequently asked questions around how COVID-19 is impacting mortgagors.

The support, which was extended at the start of last week, could be crucial, but many businesses are getting their applications wrong.

The Scottish Government made the requirement to obtain information about visitors to hospitality premises law and not just guidance as of 14th August 2020.

If you do business with companies in the USA – and potentially even anywhere outside Europe – you might find that you have a new problem.

The role of the Trustee is a crucial one in administering trusts. The Trustee will hold property for the benefit of the beneficiaries of the trust and must carry out the powers and duties...

Further to the First Minister's announcement today, there is a huge amount of speculation as to what areas are actually affected. The First Minister referred to health board areas as opposed to...

Further to the First Minister's announcement on Thursday 18th June, there are many Scottish licensees who are understandably upset and disappointed that beer gardens and street café areas...

COVID-19 has grabbed the headlines, but the risk of a cliff-edge departure from the EU hasn't gone away either, writes Rowan Dartington's Guy Stephens.

Chris Plews of Gilson Gray Financial Management and Ian Price, Divisional Director of St. James's Place discuss the issues around Defined Benefit Pension transfers in this video and accompanying...

The critical starting point in establishing an organisation's exposure to labour disruption and skills shortages is to carry out an audit of the workforce as the precursor to undertaking...

On Friday evening the Government issued its long awaited guidance setting out changes to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme ("CJRS"). From 1 July, employers can bring furloughed employees back to work...

On Friday 14th August the Scottish Government put in place new restrictions such as no background music and also made the collection of data from those entering your premises law.