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A clean break celebrity splits are common fodder for the tabloid press, but with larger settlements being determined in all walks of life, divorce itself is coming under the microscope. James drury speaks to leading family lawyer Sandra Davis about how to survive a divorce – emotionally and financially. Click here to read article |
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A night on the town It may have recently overtaken New York as the world’s financial capital, but there’s much more to London than business. The Wealth Collection reveals the finest options for a great evening out, whatever your style. Click here to read article |
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Charity Shopping As charities compete to attract donors, how can you be sure your money is going to the best place? The Wealth Collection investigates an approach to donating that comes from the head as well as the heart. Click here to read article |
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Do Your Walls Have Ears? It’s a scary world out there, with a threat round every corner – and not just for characters in spy movies. Rich Middleton explores the all-too-real high-tech security dangers faced by today’s wealthy individuals. Click here to read article |
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Family Fortunes The desire to prevent the squandering of one’s legacy has always resulted in conditional wills, but now there are new and better ways to stop children and grandchildren frittering away the family wealth. Click here to read article |
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Leading Lady She may be best known for being married to the richest man in the world, but Melinda Gates is an amazing success story in her own right – both in business and, more recently, as joint head of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Debbie Harris profiles the woman who, at just 42, is changing the face of philanthropy. Click here to read article |
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Pearls of Wisdom Gilly Lloyd reports on the forthcoming Magnificent Jewels auction at Christie’s in New York and finds that, while diamonds are still the hot pick of the jewellery market, there are a lot of other precious things to tempt the seasoned auction-goer. Click here to read article |
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Secrets of Orient Asia has always captured the imagination, but as the region has opened up to mass tourism, you have to look harder to find the best the continent has to offer. James Drury explores the concepts of adventure, culture and luxury for the discerning traveller. Click here to read article |
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Something for the Weekend Fractional ownership of luxury transport offers all the pleasure of possession and use at a fraction of the inconvenience and cost of outright ownership. nigel Ash looks at some of the options. Click here to read article |
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Super Hotels Architects are upping the ante with a new breed of mega hotels destined to become landmarks in their own right. Rebecca Burgess looks at the future of hotel design – and likes what she sees. Click here to read article |
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The Ultimate Bond Girl A fear of heights isn’t the best qualification for breaking a mountaineering record. But Annabelle Bond isn’t one to let a mere phobia get in the way of achieving something remarkable, as James Drury discovered. Click here to read article |
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To Have and to Hold Collecting art is no longer just about individual taste or the status of owning a wellknown cultural artefact, it is now a serious investment in its own right. Leading art adviser Richard Thompson offers some advice on how to play the market. Click here to read article |
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Treasured Islands Looking to escape the crowds and be master of all you survey? You might just be ready to buy your own private island. Phin Foster investigates what it takes to buy into the world’s most exclusive property market. Click here to read article |
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Wings, Wheels and Water From flying cars to floating islands, getting from A to B has never been so much fun. James Drury travels in style. Click here to read article |
