DaveWhitfield published 'Don't let your heirlooms be a burden' - you and inheritance tax

The death of Britain's wealthiest landowners, the Duke of Westminster, at the age of 64 was a wake-up call for us to ensure our loved ones aren't forced to sell up after we die, writes auctioneer Nigel Kirk.Multi-billionaire, the late Major Gerald Cavendish Grosvenor, to give him his proper name, and those of other hugely wealthy dynasties have often learnt this lesson to their cost over generations. Some have prospered whilst others have been left practically penniless through failing to plan..