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financial provision

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The clever bit is to re-arrange the asset allocation within the estate to ensure the financial provision is paid for out of efficiencies made now, without an increase in investment risk.
Pensioners who make financial provision for their future should not be penalised by losing an entitlement which they have earned.
She is a specialist in financial provision, co-habitation and care proceedings with Resolution Accreditation.
 
 
 
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