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Older homeowners are increasingly looking to release equity from their property to fund their retirement. But what is the best course of action?

We briefly consider the FSA's policy statement on capital standards.

People often ask why anyone in their right mind would do bankruptcy work. It’s a question I often ask myself, particularly after a bad day in court. Bankruptcy is usually invasive and personal, so the challenge while seizing someone’s assets is to remain dispassionate and professional in the face of insults, threats or just plain despair.

Improving non-financial operations can help you get ahead in creating space for change.

Almost two-thirds of chambers taking part in our survey report rising revenues in recent years, a finding consistent with figures from The Bar Council.

This is popular for IT development and other services using India and other lower cost countries.

The economic downturn evidenced by falling property prices and the credit crunch is putting the business plans of many housing associations under severe pressure.

Richard Stanley of DTZ assesses the state of the commercial property market.

New legislation aims to lower the carbon footprint of larger firms.

We look at the issues arising from the comprehensive Spending Review which will affect the activities of RPs

Trudi Amy helps clarify the ‘grey areas’ created by the new draft guidelines for affordable housing. She also advises housing associations to undertake a review of all intra group transactions.

A low carbon economy and farming – we look at how the DECC's proposals could bolster small-scale renewable power.

Looking back at the last bull market could offer invaluable advice for the next few years. Coinciding with the start of harvest 2011, the grain markets staged a welcome surge. These spikes have become more common in recent years as the European market has become less managed and more open to global volatility.

‘This time it’s different’ is a phrase we normally associate with asset bubbles and impending financial turmoil.

Should savers with large pension funds elect to protect their assets? Paul Garwood discusses.

As part of our series on taking a balanced approach to measuring partner performance, Rachel Stone discusses the importance of internal management measures.

In recent years, lower interest and annuity rates have reduced the income of many retired homeowners and, as such, property prices have increased and many people find themselves ‘property rich and cash poor’.