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People across the UK are currently facing new financial concerns as the cost of living continues to increase. A recent study revealed that four in ten UK employees listed money as their biggest worry, and 65% of respondents would like more financial support from their employers.
Helping you protect against the old and new threats to your world
One in three (31%) mid-market businesses believe the increased tax burden is a top threat to future growth, according to a survey ahead of the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement.
As we head back to a nearly normal life, whilst living with Covid-19, we’re on a mission to help our clients.
Following news of an 18 month high in registered company insolvencies , Purbeck Personal Guarantee Insurance, the UK’s only provider of personal guarantee insurance is urging the owners of small and medium sized businesses to ensure their personal assets such as their home, bank account and savings, are protected if their business should become insolvent.
Underinsurance is a phrase often used when talking about home or property insurance – but did you know it applies to business insurance as well?
With travel abroad beginning to open up once again, it’s worth remembering that the regulations have changed with regards to driving abroad.
As announced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak in this week’s budget, the stamp duty holiday has been extended and there is a new mortgage guarantee scheme to help first-time buyers.
The United Kingdom (UK) left the European Union (EU) on 31st January 2020 with a Withdrawal Agreement and subsequently entered into a transitional period which ended on 31st December 2020. The UK Government has announced that discussions with the EU to agree the terms of the future relationship between the two have been successful, and a trade deal has been confirmed. However, not all of the details are fully known.
It’s Professional Services Day at B4 so we’re highlighting some recent and not so recent articles and press releases posted by B4 members over the past year or so.
After some 9 weeks of lockdown, we’re beginning to see a return to what will perhaps be the new normal. This means its time to make sure your business or organisation has the right plans in place.
We’re all doing the best we can to look after ourselves, our families and our businesses during the coronavirus pandemic and the social distancing rules put in place to stop the spread of the virus and keep us all safe.
Charities have seen their income shrink because of enforced shop closures and cancelled fundraising events.
Today brings us to the end of almost two weeks during which our daily routines have seen dramatic changes.
With the challenges of managing home-schooling and looking after your family, financial pressures and worries about coronavirus itself, it’s quite understandable that your mental health and wellbeing is perhaps not top of the list.