Mr. Paul Philip White

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  Paul White, a consultant at Belgravia Insurance Consultants, comments:

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  Paul White, spokesperson for Belgravia, commented that it is "very difficult" for an individual to get probate if they are not physically in the country, noting that administration could be a "nightmare" when nominated executors live abroad.
  
  He added that new additions to a family may also require changes in a will to be made.

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  Paul White, spokesperson for Belgravia, commented that it is "very difficult" for an individual to get probate if ...

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  Paul White, a spokesperson for Belgravia, said: "I would advise looking at your will every five years to ensure that the people who you intend to benefit from it, the trustees, are still alive."
  
  And he said will holders should also check that their executors are still based in the UK and have not emigrated as "it's very difficult to get probate if you're not actually physically in the country".
  
  "There might also have been an addition to the family so you might want to think about them," he added, pointing out: "It could be the case that when you wrote your original will perhaps there weren't any second generation people around, so you might want to change it so that if the beneficiary dies it goes per stirpes to their children."

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  MyFinances.co.uk, UK - 3 hours ago Paul White, a consultant at Belgravia Insurance Consultants, and part of our team of Independent Financial Advisers (IFAs) from unbiased.co.uk, ... www.newsandstar.co.ukNews & Star No go: The barriers which block Botchergate to traffic on Thursday ... News & Star, UK - 3 hours ago ... News & Star, January 26) makes absolutely no reference to access for disabled people to attend the services she mentions ie bars, clubs, bingo hall, ...

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  Paul White, a consultant at Belgravia ..

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  Like most IFAs, Paul White, a consultant at IFA Belgravia Insurance, recommends investing no more than 5% or 6% of your portfolio in commodities.

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  Paul White, a consultant for Belgravia Insurance Consultants, said that declaring oneself bankrupt "has certainly got a lot easier and there`s less stigma attached".
  
  Additionally, he commented that the increase in IVAs has resulted in a more streamlined process, which is often no longer carried out face-to-face.
  
  "There is more of this remote advice going on, so cases like these are being treated more casually," he said.
  
  Mr White claimed that these changing attitudes may mean that the UK is moving towards an approach to bankruptcy more similar to that of the US, where people "give you another try" after debt problems.

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  Mr Philp`s comments echo those of Belgravia Insurance consultant Paul White, who recently suggested that the UK is moving towards a US-style approach to bankruptcy, in which people are given "another try" with their finances.
  
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  "If it can be done remotely then it's really more of a streamlined process rather than someone sitting down face to face," said Paul White, consultant with Belgravia.

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