winter 2020 government plans
Winter 2020 Government Plans Following the Chancellors announcement today 24th September 2020, we have summarised the key points for you. We are continuing to monitor all updates so feel free …
Finances – expectations vs reality
‘When I was a child, I spoke like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I gave up childish ways.’ …
Finances through Covid-19 – The Interview
Coming out of her comfort zone, Farah faced her fears and spoke live on the ZoShow with Zoheb Sadiq. She did amazingly well, covering all things finance through Covid-19. In …
Summer Budget 2020 – A temporary SDLT reduction
In his Summer economic update, as part of the ongoing government support during the COVID-19 crisis, the Chancellor announced a temporary reduction to Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) on residential …
Taking care of your mental health
Taking Care of Your Mental Health Sometimes life can feel overwhelming, juggling work, family life, bills, debts, furlough, bereavement and throw quarantine into the mix and you get a perfect …
Changes to the furlough scheme and what that means for you
Rishi Sunak announced this evening (29 May 2020) changes to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, with businesses starting to share the cost of furloughing staff from August 2020 onwards. August: …
ALMOST HALF OF SMALL BUSINESSES DO NOT INTEND TO REPAY GOVERNMENT LOANS
Small business owners do not believe they will be taken to court for failure to pay, or they fear they will have gone bust within a year. A shocking 43% …
Evaluating My Business Through Covid-19
This is a simple guide to help you to evaluate and plan for the future, once everything gets back to relative normality. It will help you to avoid past bad …
COVID-19: Furlough scheme extended to October 2020
The Chancellor has announced an extension of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) by four months to the end of October 2020 alongside a proposed relaxation of some of the scheme …
Money Saving Tips
We are all trying to tighten the purse strings to get us through the next few months. There are little things that you can do which can help your bank …