18 Te Good Life Retirement Planning, Wills & Legacies The Good Life highlights Hamptons
“My father bore the mental scars of service for the rest of his life.”
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Army Benevolent Fund Charity Since 1944, the British Army’s charity the Army Benevolent Fund (ABF) has been here to support soldiers, former soldiers and their families in times of need. Having a Will in place provides peace of mind for you and your family. Many ABF supporters feel great pride in leaving a lasting legacy for those who’ve served their country. From helping wounded soldiers adapt to a life after service to helping elderly veterans stay independence, ABF is here for the army family whenever it’s needed.
armybenevolentfund.org
Dementia Adventure
Hamptons Real estate service Te Private Office by Hamptons is a new bespoke service for high-net-worth individuals that covers every facet of global real estate, from property search, finance, investment and management to world-class interior design and architecture. Tere are multiple advantages in retaining the Private Office, primarily time-saving and building a long-term relationship with a trusted adviser. Clients also gain exclusive access to off-market property both in the UK and internationally via Hamptons’ 90 UK offices and 1,200 partner offices in 35 countries. Hamptons can help you find your dream home, holiday home overseas, or add to your existing property portfolio.
hamptons.co.uk
The Royal Bath & West of England Society
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“My father bore the mental scars of service for the rest of his life.”
Dementia Adventure Charity Approximately 900,000 people live with dementia in the UK, with that number set to rise to 1.6 million by 2040. Until a cure is found, we need to support people with dementia and their families to have active and fulfilled lives. Dementia Adventure is an award- winning charity supporting people with dementia to get outdoors and experience the benefits of nature. It thinks differently about dementia, focusing on the individual, not the condition, and looking at what people can do rather than what they can’t. You can find out more at:
dementiaadventure.org
rom its home at the Bath & West Showground, in the heart of Somerset, the Royal Bath &
West of England Society realises its charitable objectives for the encour- agement of agriculture, arts manufac- ture and commerce through an array of activities, projects and events. Te highest profile of these is the Royal Bath & West Show. Set up in 1777, the Society is the
country’s oldest agricultural charity with a remit to award grants and scholarships for the promotion of agriculture and rural crafts. Tis manifests through programmes such as Te Prince of Wales Award, envi- ronmental youth awards, art scholar- ships and long service awards.
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Learning Day (an annual event that informs and educates young consumers on where their food comes from) to grants and scholar- ships aimed at making agricultural education accessible for all.
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“As a Commando, my dad took part in some of the most daring raids of WWII. Now I want to make sure the veterans of today and tomorrow get the support he was denied. If we’re going to ask people to fight for us, we’ve got to look after them afterwards. No-one does that better than Help for Heroes. That’s why I’m leaving a gift in my Will.”
Bob has a special reason for remembering Help for Heroes in his Will. What’s yours?
“As a Commando, my dad took part in some of the most daring raids of WWII. Now I want to make sure the veterans of today and tomorrow get the support he was denied. If we’re going to ask people to fight for us, we’ve got to look after them afterwards. No-one does that better than Help for Heroes. That’s why I’m leaving a gift in my Will.”
Bob has a special reason for remembering Help for Heroes in his Will. What’s yours?
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To help build a future where veterans get the care they deserve, call 01725 514965 or visit
helpforheroes.org.uk/legacies to download your free guide to leaving a gift in your Will.
“My father bore the mental scars of service for the rest of his life.”
“As a Commando, my dad took part in some of the most daring raids of WWII. Now I want to make sure the veterans of today and tomorrow get the support he was denied. If we’re going to ask people to fight for us, we’ve got to look after them afterwards. No-one does that better than Help for Heroes. That’s why I’m leaving a gift in my Will.”
To help build a future where veterans get the care they deserve, call 01725 514965 or visit
helpforheroes.org.uk/legacies to download your free guide to leaving a gift in your Will.
Bob has a special reason for remembering Help for Heroes in his Will. What’s yours?
To help build a future where veterans get the care they deserve, call 01725 514965 or visit
helpforheroes.org.uk/legacies to download your free guide to leaving a gift in your Will.
Help for Heroes is a charity registered in England and Wales (1120920) and Scotland (SC044984)
p for Heroes is a charity registered in England nd Wales (1120920) and Scotland (SC044984)
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Help for Heroes is a charity registered in England and Wales (1120920) and Scotland (SC044984)
Help for Heroes is a charity registered in England and Wales (1120920) and Scotland (SC044984)
“As a Commando, my dad took part in some of the most daring raids of WWII. Now I want to make sure the veterans of today and tomorrow get the support he was denied. If we’re going to ask people to fight for us, we’ve got to look after them afterwards. No-one does that better than Help for Heroes. That’s why I’m leaving a gift in my Will.”
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