Attitudes to inheritance in Britain

Karen Rowlingson · Stephen E. McKay

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Summary Introduction Expectations of receiving an inheritance and perceived needs Experience of receiving an inheritance Attitudes to and ability to leave bequests Attitudes to assets Wills and knowledge of inheritance law/tax Discussion

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