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4 methods for tax-efficiently supporting charities
Supporting a charity could give you that feel-good factor and provide a sense of purpose. When you’re looking at the benefits from a tax perspective, it might make financial sense in some circumstances too. Indeed, according to a June 2025 article published by Professional Adviser , more people are leaving a charitable legacy in their will as a way to reduce a potential Inheritance Tax (IHT) bill. The first step to making your charitable efforts tax-efficient is to make them

Tom from Harken Financial
Aug 19, 20253 min read
Does your income make you a “Henry”? Here are some ways it could affect tax considerations
High earners striving to build wealth, dubbed “Henrys” (high earner, not rich yet), may find their tax position changes drastically as their income grows. Being aware of your tax liability now and in the future could allow you to create a financial plan that helps you get more out of your money by potentially reducing your tax bill. There isn’t a clear definition of how much you need to earn to be a Henry or what constitutes being “wealthy”. A huge range of factors could affe

Tom from Harken Financial
Aug 19, 20255 min read
5 shrewd ways to avoid paying tax on your savings
24% of people think all their savings are tax-free, according to a Lloyds Bank survey carried out in February 2025. However, they could be in for an unexpected shock, as the interest earned on savings might be liable for Income Tax. The good news is, there are often ways to reduce a potential tax bill on your savings. Read on to find out when your savings might be taxed and how to avoid an unexpected bill. 3 allowances that may affect whether you’re liable for tax on your sa

Tom from Harken Financial
May 20, 20256 min read
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