As the pandemic continues to cause havoc across the globe, the UK government have extended various support schemes to businesses and increased access to funding. Are you aware of what you could be entitled to? Read out latest article to find out more...

With insolvency on the rise due to the COVID pandemic-related lockdowns in the UK, it is important for businesses to do everything possible to keep cash flow stable. It is estimated that around 23% of insolvencies in the UK are due to late payments causing cash flow problems. This will only get worse if not addressed, especially after the events of this year. Read our latest article below to find out the latest on incoming legislation... 

With insolvency on the rise due to the COVID pandemic-related lockdowns in the UK, it is important for businesses to do everything possible to keep cash flow stable. It is estimated that around 23% of insolvencies in the UK are due to late payments causing cash flow problems. This will only get worse if not addressed, especially after the events of this year. Read our latest article below to find out the latest on incoming legislation... 

When times are hard for the economy, the Bank of England will usually lower interest rates to encourage people to spend their money rather than save it. If interest rates are low, they won't get such a good return on savings and it also makes borrowing money more affordable. Purchasing boosts the economy by keeping businesses open and people in jobs. As the interest rate is already only just above zero, the Bank of England cannot lower it any further without negative interest rates. So a process called Quantitative Easing is used instead. Read on to find out more...