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  • What happens to your business if you die?

    What happens to your business if you die?

    As highlighted by Edward Jacobs, in the recent podcast, 'What happens to your business if you die?', it is imperative that business owners put in place provisions for after their death and here's why.When a business owner dies, their intere...

  • Back To Basics - What Are Trusts?

    Back To Basics - What Are Trusts?

    Trusts come in all shapes and sizes and offer valuable flexibility and security for your assets.What is a Trust? A trust is a legal arrangement for managing assets. By creating a trust, you can give cash, property or investments to someone...

  • Are your statutory books up to date?

    Are your statutory books up to date?

    What are statutory books? Companies registered in the United Kingdom are required by the Companies Act 2006 (the 'Act') to keep accurate and up-to-date registers detailing important information about the company, such as who the directors,...

  • Clapham & Collinge contribute to three local Norfolk Charities

    Clapham & Collinge contribute to three local Norfolk Charities

    At Clapham & Collinge we are passionate about supporting charities and the excellent work they do in the local community. From unclaimed client balances Clapham & Collinge have been able to make payments to local charities to suppor...

  • Non-Compete Clauses: What You Need To Know

    Non-Compete Clauses: What You Need To Know

    Non-compete clauses have become a standard term in employment contracts. Non-compete clauses serve the purpose of safeguarding employers' business interests by placing limitations on where and for whom departing employees can work.These cla...

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