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10 September 2024 is World Suicide Prevention Day. Samaritans is a charity that aims to reduce the incidence of suicide by encouraging people to talk about their thoughts and feelings.
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The Channel Islands have a reputation as a politically stable, transparent and rigorous finance centre.
It’s also progressive and flexible: it recently introduced the civil law version of the trust structure, the ‘foundation’, to attract clients from non-common law countries.
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