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Although the number of people making a Will is rising, many of them forget to keep it up to date. Your Will does not expire, but your wishes and circumstances might change, therefore it is important to remember to review and update it every five years, or beforehand if you have experienced a major life change – e.g. a marriage, divorce, a new birth, or a death in your family.

Given the current macro conditions you might wonder whether now is still a good time to sell. While there is no one-size-fits-all answer to this, there are a few things you should consider before putting your property on the market, such as how the local property market is doing, your personal financial situation, and your reasons for selling.

Private landlords are facing challenging times, particularly with the recent news of the rental price cap remaining in force until next March. These measures can add to the complexities of managing rental properties and impact landlords' ability to adjust rental prices according to market conditions.

As we celebrate Pride Month and recognise the significant progress made towards LGBTQ+ rights, it is crucial to acknowledge the legal safeguards that unmarried same-sex couples should prioritise, especially when it comes to protecting their loved ones when they are no longer here. While society has come a long way in recognising the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals, there are still areas where protection and planning are essential. One such area is estate planning, specifically the creation of a Will.