The referendum has happened and none of us know what’s in store for the UK over the coming years – financially, economically, politically, socially….but to what extent do we ever really “know”? Change is always a feature of life, and
January means New Year Resolutions are high on everyone’s agenda, and we all have renewed determination to tackle jobs that we’ve been putting off for a while! As Women in Business, its highly likely that you have a clear business
What does it take to be a smart investor? It’s not a difficult thing to achieve, and should be something we all strive to be if we take our financial futures seriously. And who doesn’t want to ensure that they
With the drama of the General Election now over, the world continues to turn and it now seems like business as usual (apart from the various leadership contests ongoing in several parties!) I thought I would summarise what some of
As the election campaigns build, there are so many pledges and promises being made by all parties that it’s impossible to comment on them all! So this month I’m focusing on 2 areas which have undergone very real and significant
So, the Chancellor has delivered his Spring 2015 Budget Statement, with new measures announced across a wide variety of areas. Having focused on Pension Reforms in his Budget last year – with the changes about to take place from 6
Welcome to Amanda Redman I am delighted to announce that financial blogger Amanda Redman will be writing a regular post “Your Financial Life” for us here at Women in Business. She will be sharing news and the latest information on finance
Sharon Keown of Eightoaks and Judith Curran who recently joined Loch Associates gave a short informative talk followed by leading a lively debate with the audience on: Employment versus Self Employed Status? Key criteria that HMRC use to establish an