Guides for Beneficiaries and Executors
Can probate be expedited in urgent cases?
Probate can be expedited in urgent cases, but it’s rare. Common reasons include property…
What happens to ISAs when someone dies?
When someone dies, their ISA becomes a continuing account of a deceased investor, retaining…
Inheritance Tax rules on gifts explained
You can gift money to friends and family during your lifetime free of Inheritance…
How do Probate Loans work?
A Probate Loan gives either executors or beneficiaries access to money from an estate…
What is a Grant of Probate?
A Grant of Probate is a legal document that gives the executors legal authority…
New rules on pensions and Inheritance Tax explained
From April 2027, most unused pension funds will form part of an estate for…
What happens to an empty house during probate?
When someone dies and leaves behind an empty house, their property is legally held…
Who pays mortgage payments during probate?
Mortgage payments during probate are normally paid from the estate, which means executors will…
What if an executor cannot afford to maintain a property?
If an executor cannot afford to maintain a property, they may have to find…
Can an executor pay funeral costs from the estate?
Yes, an executor can pay funeral costs from the estate, as long as the…
Can an executor borrow money to pay Inheritance Tax?
Executors can borrow money to pay Inheritance Tax using specialist executor loans, also known…
What happens if an estate has jointly owned assets?
If an estate has jointly owned assets, they will be managed based on their…
Disclaimer: Guides are for informational purposes and are not to be used for financial advice.
