Financial advisers are increasingly turning to business relief (BR) qualifying AIM-listed firms to reduce inheritance tax (IHT) liabilities, Time Investments has found.
TIME Investments: Majority of Financial Advisers plan to increase clients exposure to aim over the next 12 months
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Majority of advisers plan to increase clients exposure to AIM over the next 12 months
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The majority of advisers (90%) plan to increase their clients’ exposure to the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) this year, according to research from Time Investments.
The vast majority of financial advisers and wealth managers expect to increase their clients’ exposure to the AIM market over the next 12 months, new research by TIME Investments has revealed. The other 10% expect allocations to stay the same. Almost all respondents (94%) believe that AIM listed companies and SMEs