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Few things can give the satisfaction that comes with having your own business.
It’s a culmination of all your efforts throughout the years, and it is what most hardworking employees dream of at some point in their careers.
When a company is hit by a financial crisis, it is essential to act quickly and wisely in order to save the business from going bankrupt.
It is important to be prepared and know what your options are, as well as how to manage and save your business.
'Consumer loans' is an umbrella term used primarily in association with credit cards and short term personal loans. These financial products allow people with far greater flexibility when it comes to making purchases.
When responsibly managed they can provide considerable other benefits such as building a credit score, extended payment insurance, 0%/very low fixed term interest incentives and much more.
The online world has led to different, innovative business models, to help bloggers and other website owners transform their online traffic to a sustainable income.
One of the most popular business models is affiliate marketing, where the affiliate company rewards a publisher of a blog, a website or another online endeavor for each visitor or customer that they send them. The publisher is rewarded for promoting the products or services of the affiliate company.
Every single aspiring business owner out there should understand the fact that there is a pretty good possibility that a short term business loan will eventually be necessary. These can help in expansion phase or even during startup phase. The short term loan like those you see at Cashfloat.co.uk will be great for the firms that basically need a quick influx of cash.
Some time ago people did not really want to deal with loans but now we are faced with a fear of the future because of different reasons, including Brexit. These fears led to the development of financial options for business owners and regular people. Short term loans are nowadays really common and should be considered in various cases. [more…]
Why charities and high-end retailers could suffer following Child Benefit payment changes
By Jed Mole, European Marketing Director, Acxiom
While the initial furore surrounding changes to Child Benefit payments may have died down, replaced by uproar about Universal Credit and flat-rate pensions, the effects of the cut to a state handout that has until now been taken for granted by all UK families will be felt for some time – not least by some household brands.
More than 1.1 million households with an individual income of over £50,000 a year are facing reductions in their Child Benefit, with the initiative reportedly set to save the Government and taxpayers more than £1.5bn over the next year.
Will Corry's insight ...Three-children households have almost £470 less to spend each month than one-child households before the benefit cuts are factored in [more…]