A wide range of business funding options are available for small and microbusinesses across the UK. From start-up and small business grants to small business
We’ve now published a more up-to-date version of this article since the new IR35 changes came into place – How Will the New IR35 Freelance
So you went freelance and you’re invoicing clients! Congratulations!
But managing your money as a sole trader freelancing means considering more than just how much you’re earning. As well as record keeping for tax returns, you’ll need to think about banking.
Weighing up different finance options when starting up your own business can be stressful. If you’re thinking of seeking funding from an investor, it can
The government’s new furlough scheme (officially named the “Job Retention Scheme”) has helped millions of employees around the UK to keep their jobs and continue
Crowdfunding is a form of alternative finance for businesses that’s perfect for entrepreneurs, new start-ups and pretty much anyone who has a good idea for
Freelancers, micro businesses and small businesses have been hit hard by the recent pandemic. Particularly those who’ve missed out on funding opportunities due to the
If you’re a freelancer or small business owner, it’s likely that you’ve experienced problems with cashflow at some stage during your career. If you’re currently
Peer to peer loans could be an alternative to traditional loans for micro businesses. But how does it work?
The Coronavirus outbreak has already had a huge impact on businesses in the UK, with companies from a wide range of industries losing clients, closing
How many people does Seasonal Affective Disorder affect? We polled 2,000 adults in the UK in September 2021 and compile our statistics here.
Covid cost most of us our holidays. But what about business travel? What impact has it had on travel for work?
On 19th July, many of the UK’s workforce will be heading back to the office. But how can we make our commutes safer in the midst of a pandemic?
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