Repton Estate Planning insightshttps://reptonestateplanning.co.uk/insightsEstate planning insights from Repton Pension inheritance tax from April 2027: what £100k could leave your familyhttps://reptonestateplanning.co.uk/insights/pension-inheritance-tax-2027-scenarioshttps://reptonestateplanning.co.uk/insights/pension-inheritance-tax-2027-scenariosFrom 6 April 2027 most unused pensions count for inheritance tax. See how £100k can reach your family as £100k, £60k or about £36k.Mon, 09 Nov 2026 00:00:00 GMT2026-11-09 Gifting your home to your children to avoid care fees: what the council can dohttps://reptonestateplanning.co.uk/insights/gifting-home-to-children-care-fees-deprivation-of-assetshttps://reptonestateplanning.co.uk/insights/gifting-home-to-children-care-fees-deprivation-of-assetsIn England a home given away to cut care fees can still be counted against you and your children can be asked to pay. Here's what to check first.Wed, 21 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMT2026-10-21 Who actually pays inheritance tax? What HMRC's latest figures showhttps://reptonestateplanning.co.uk/insights/who-pays-inheritance-tax-hmrc-figureshttps://reptonestateplanning.co.uk/insights/who-pays-inheritance-tax-hmrc-figuresHMRC's 2023 to 2024 inheritance tax statistics read and explained: who pays, how much and why.Tue, 20 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMT2026-10-20 Unmarried? Your home could come with an inheritance tax billhttps://reptonestateplanning.co.uk/insights/unmarried-partner-inherits-home-inheritance-taxhttps://reptonestateplanning.co.uk/insights/unmarried-partner-inherits-home-inheritance-taxNot married or in a civil partnership? Inheritance tax can leave your partner short of cash to keep the home. See how it happens and 3 ways to prepare now.Mon, 19 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMT2026-10-20