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Asha Promoted to Head of Property!

We would like to congratulate Asha Noor-Ahmed on being promoted to Head of Property at Carlyon & Son this week. Asha re-joined the firm in June 2022 after working at the firm previously. She has demonstrated a great standard of work since re-joining and has brought a wealth of knowledge to share with the rest of the team.

Wishing you all the best in your new position Asha!

Lasting Power of Attorney

In the UK last year 691,746 Lasting Powers of Attorneys were applied for showing the importance people are placing on safeguarding future decisions relating to their health, care, property and financial affairs.     What are LPAs?  There are two types of LPA. The first is...
•29th April 2022••, , , •no comments
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Has the UK Property Market successfully survived the Covid-19 pandemic?

It is undeniable that the Covid-19 pandemic has changed every area of life. Since the first lockdown started on 26th March 2020, the way that we do everything has altered, from shopping, going to work, visiting family, going on holiday, and of course the buying...
•16th July 2021••no comments
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Top tips when moving to the country

In recent months, there has been a huge demand for countryside homes from those who wish to relocate having faced the national lockdown in the city. Although on the face of it there may appear to be few hurdles, it is important to bear the...
•1st December 2020••no comments
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What is a Lasting Power of Attorney?

A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) allows you (the ‘Donor’) to choose one or more individuals (your ‘Attorneys’) to be responsible for the management of your affairs in the event you became physically and/or mentally debilitated (you ‘lost capacity’).   LPAs are often overlooked however, in the unfortunate event you were...
•3rd August 2020••no comments
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Stamp Duty: one week on. What do we now know?

Last week, Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced that with immediate effect, house buyers will pay NO stamp duty on property purchases of up to £500,000, the previous threshold being £125,000. The government hopes that the holiday will kick-start the housing market again, following lockdown seeing a...
•15th July 2020••no comments
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