Trustpilot
  • Press
  • Resources
    • All Guides
    • Guides for Beneficiaries and Executors
    • Guides For Partners
    • Customer Stories
    • Useful Links
  • Partner Guide
  • About Us
  • Why Provira?
  • Contact Us
  • Customer Login
Provira
  • Inheritance Advance
  • Estate Advance
  • Probate Loans
  • Inheritance Tax Loans
  • Charity Advance
Phone Icon
0203 813 6400
Apply now
Provira Logo
Menu

Guides for Beneficiaries and Executors

HomeArchive by Category "Guides for Beneficiaries and Executors"Page 5
how long take to write a will
06 May
All Guides, Guides for Beneficiaries and Executors

How long does it take to write a will?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
December 15, 2025
Writing a will can take as little as 15 minutes or as long as several weeks, depending on the complexity of your estate and how you choose to go about it.
Continue reading
How Do Wedding Gifts Work When It Comes To Paying Inheritance Tax?
27 Mar
All Guides, Guides for Beneficiaries and Executors

How Do Wedding Gifts Work When It Comes To Paying Inheritance Tax?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
December 15, 2025
Wedding gifts are a generous way to support newlyweds as they start their life together, and in the UK, certain wedding gifts are exempt from inheritance tax (IHT).
Continue reading
What To Consider When You Are Writing a Will
19 Mar
All Guides, Guides for Beneficiaries and Executors

What To Consider When You Are Writing a Will

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
December 15, 2025
Writing a will is an essential part of estate planning, ensuring that your assets are distributed according to your wishes.
Continue reading
How Do You Select Your Beneficiaries?
12 Mar
All Guides, Guides for Beneficiaries and Executors

How Do You Select Your Beneficiaries?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
December 15, 2025
When planning your estate, your beneficiaries are usually your immediate family, with your spouse automatically inheriting assets in most cases, followed by your children.
Continue reading
How Long Does Probate Take?
04 Mar
All Guides, Guides for Beneficiaries and Executors

How Long Does Probate Take?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
December 15, 2025
Probate typically takes between 9 and 12 months to complete, though complex cases can take longer.
Continue reading
Can Giving Money To Charity Reduce My Inheritance Tax Bill?
30 Jan
All Guides, Guides for Beneficiaries and Executors

Can Giving Money To Charity Reduce My Inheritance Tax Bill?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
December 15, 2025
Yes, giving money to charity can reduce your inheritance tax (IHT) bill. In the UK, charitable donations are exempt from inheritance tax,
Continue reading
Can I Gift Money To My Children To Avoid Inheritance?
22 Jan
All Guides, Guides for Beneficiaries and Executors

Can I Gift Money To My Children To Avoid Inheritance?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
December 15, 2025
Yes, you can gift money to your children as a way to reduce inheritance tax (IHT), but there are important rules and thresholds to consider.
Continue reading
How Do You Manage Disputes Over Inheritance?
14 Jan
All Guides, Guides for Beneficiaries and Executors

How Do You Manage Disputes Over Inheritance?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
December 15, 2025
Inheritance disputes often arise when there is ambiguity in a will, a lack of understanding between family members, or a feeling of unfairness about how an estate is divided.
Continue reading
What is The 7 Year Rule For Inheritance?
08 Jan
All Guides, Guides for Beneficiaries and Executors

What is The 7 Year Rule For Inheritance?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
December 15, 2025
The “7-year rule” for inheritance refers to a tax rule in the UK that affects inheritance tax (IHT) liability on gifts made by individuals within seven years of their death.
Continue reading
What are the inheritance tax thresholds and who pays?
23 Dec
All Guides, Guides for Beneficiaries and Executors

What are the inheritance tax thresholds and who pays?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
December 15, 2025
In this article, we explain the different types of inheritance tax thresholds and who is responsible for paying this tax.
Continue reading
  • «
  • ‹
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • ›
Debbie Collins - Head of Underwriting

We’re here to help

It’s important to us that you have all the information you need to move forward with hope.  

Enquire
or call us on 0203 813 6400
Trustpilot
Trustpilot

0203 813 6400

Mon – Fri 9am to 5pm

Fitzroy House, Crown Street,
Ipswich, Suffolk, IP1 3LG

View on map

Linkedin
Provira Logo
    • Home
    • Inheritance Advance
    • Estate Advance
    • Charity Advance
    • Apply Now
    • Contact Us
    • Useful Links
    • Useful Information
    • Partner Guide
    • Customer Login

Provira Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN No: 946175). Finance is subject to availability and status. Applicants must be 18 or over. Terms and Conditions apply. Registered company 12938037.

  • Privacy Policy
  • Data Protection Policy
  • Complaints Policy
  • Sitemap
  • © Copyright Provira 2025
Developed by Mustard
Close
  • Inheritance Advance
  • Estate Advance
  • Probate Loans
  • Inheritance Tax Loans
  • Charity Advance
  • About Us
  • Why Provira?
  • Resources
    • All Guides
    • Guides for Beneficiaries and Executors
    • Guides For Partners
    • Customer Stories
    • Useful Links
  • Partner Guide
  • Contact Us
  • Apply
  • Customer Login