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Planning for the future

Retirement brings fresh opportunities. However, one aspect of life does not change: If you have a wish list, you have to make it happen.

Whether you are considering spending or redistributing your hard-earned wealth, protecting it from the tax man or concerned about care home fees, we have the expertise to advise you.

We can advise you on:

  • Court of Protection
  • Estate and inheritance planning
  • Lasting Powers of Attorney
  • Long term care planning
  • Trusts
  • Wills and lifetime gifts

Our dedicated experts at Andersons Solicitors will:

  • Talk through your aspirations and concerns
  • Deliver clear advice on your options in a language you will understand
  • Help you find the best most practical solution for you to achieve your retirement goals
Contact us direct - speak to
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Email Alison Playle | 0115 988 6704 

Alison Playle has years of experience advising clients on how you can plan for the future from creating a lasting power of attorney and wills to long term care planning to lifetimes gifts.

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