The Autumn Statement – Jeremy Hunt’s first as Chancellor – in November was a dull affair as it was designed to steady the markets following the damage done by his predecessor - full of tax allowance and band freezes to raise fu
The current economic climate is creating a high degree of market uncertainty and in times like these, the long-standing phrase ‘cash is king’ cannot be overstated.
2023 promises an uncertain and challenging landscape for UK businesses.
With inflation soaring, both businesses and consumers are dealing with rising prices and reduced spending power. This will translate into a lack of business investment and a drop in retail spending which only serves to
Having come out the other side of the pandemic, 2022 looked like a year for growth and business confidence was building. The start of the year saw activity across the economy continue to expand, but economic headwinds were pic
Friday brings the Chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng his first budget in his new role. It’s the “emergency budget” that was promised during the leadership race and the expectation is that he will unveil a package of tax cuts designed
A shocking 400,000 small firms are continuing to be threatened by the issue of late payment according to the Federation of Small Business (FSB). Their recent Small Business Index shows that a third of small firms continue to b
No matter what business you are in, fulfilling customer orders and increasing sales revenue will undoubtedly be one of your main priorities. However, at times fulfilling those orders can put pressure on your cashflow especiall
It’s been just over 4 months now since I joined Pulse Cashflow, and it’s been a busy and exciting time.
With the next budget due on the 3 March, business owners across the UK will be waiting with bated breath, to hear what Chancellor Rishi Sunak will deliver to support business recovery as we look towards the end of Covid-19 rest
