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When a person dies, a certain amount of the estate they leave behind can be passed on to their loved ones free of Inheritance Tax. If the person does not use their tax-free allowance, they may pass this on to their spouse or civil partner - this is known as the transferable nil-rate band. In this post, we look at how the transferable nil-rate band works and answer some of the questions you may have.

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Thousands of couples across Scotland chose to live together without getting married – for a wide variety of reasons. However, what most fail to realise is that without proper estate planning, they may be at risk of becoming involved in complicated legal matters.

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