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IHT Charity Exemption 2026: Cut Your Inheritance Tax Bill by Giving to Charity

Gifts to UK charities are fully exempt from inheritance tax. Leave 10% or more of your net estate to charity and the IHT rate drops from 40% to 36%. How it works in 2026.

Emma Clarke14 Aug 20267 min read

💷 Tax & Finance

Dying Without a Will in the UK: Who Inherits Under Intestacy Rules?

UK intestacy rules 2026: who inherits when there is no will — spouse/civil partner first £322k plus half the remainder, children, cohabiting partners get nothing, unmarried parents, and how to avoid intestacy.

Emma Clarke3 Jun 202612 min read

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