Pop-up shops and getting them insured
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Pop-up shops and getting them insured

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Feb 26 '24
There’s a very welcome counter-revolution to the permanent closure of many high street stores and shopping centre favourites. And that’s the pop-up shop
Could AI help solve the plight of late payments?
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Could AI help solve the plight of late payments?

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Feb 16 '24
Everyone loses out when companies settle invoices late. But with the help of AI, the days of processing them by hand may be numbered
Never forget the benefits of a bridging loan
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Never forget the benefits of a bridging loan

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Jan 19 '24
Mortgage expert Mitesh Manek says ‘bridging loans’ are a great help to many people purchasing a property, whether they’re a new home owner or an experienced developer
Transforming payroll management

Complex challenges, future solutions: Transforming payroll management 

Jan Pieter Janssen
Mar 27 '24
Payroll can be a thankless task: the type that everyone expects to be done correctly, and everyone notices when it’s not
Why it’s time to ditch the jargon

Why it’s time to ditch the jargon

Alex von Schirmeister
Mar 26 '24
Why it’s crucial technology firms and those supporting small businesses communicate clearly the relevance of new technology
Navigating 2024: A blueprint for SME success through proactive financial planning

Navigating 2024: A blueprint for SME success through proactive financial planning

Andrea Varga
Mar 4 '24
As we step into 2024, the landscape for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the UK presents both opportunities and challenges.
How female founders can navigate the gender funding gap

How female founders can navigate the gender funding gap

Ildiko Almasi Simsic
Feb 27 '24
International Women’s Day (IWD) is an excellent reminder to take stock of how far we have come
Tis’ the season – tips to get ahead of next year’s tax deadline

Tis’ the season – tips to get ahead of next year’s tax deadline

Stuart Miller
Feb 13 '24
There’s something about human nature that often makes us leave things until the last minute.
HMRC Own Goal

Side Hustle tax crack-down is an HMRC own goal!

Charlie Mullins
Feb 9 '24
This crackdown is not the result of a new law, but nevertheless it’s a backward step by a desperate government that’s more interested in squeezing cash from battling micro-businesses than growing them to benefit the economy in the future.
Can’t pay or won’t pay

Can’t pay or won’t pay

Liz Barclay
Feb 7 '24
Liz Barclay, the Government’s Small Business Commissioner, says there are several options for companies dealing with customers who fail to pay their bills.
SMEs using personal credit to fund their businesses

SMEs using personal credit to fund their businesses? The economy is broken

Charlie Mullins
Jan 17 '24
As the saying goes, ‘an honest day’s pay for an honest day’s work’, unless you are running one of the UK’s 5.5 million SME businesses
Rough times ahead for UK businesses

Rough times ahead for UK businesses: Control the controllables

Phil Hobden
Jan 15 '24
The ongoing surge in corporate insolvencies is a significant cause for concern among UK businesses, and this trend is expected to persist into 2024, echoing the relentless pace witnessed in 2023