Consumer Borrowing Slumps- Good News, or Bad? 2nd April 2018. City analysts have warned that the economy is facing a “credit slump” after the amount that consumers borrowed on credit cards, overdrafts and car loans collapsed in March. Britain has

Financial Services Need to Keep SME Confidence Up 27th March 2018. Confidence among small businesses is picking up after a gloomy 2017, with companies reporting improved trading and fresh plans for expansion and investment. It’s been a difficult year for

Cashpoint Cuts Threaten Small Business Cash Flow 1st March 2018. Cashpoint cuts threaten to wipe out small businesses, campaigners have warned, as 250,000 are located at least a kilometre from a free ATM. The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has

Old Tenners Now Old News After 11.59pm TODAY (March 1st) our cotton paper £10 notes will no longer be accepted as legal tender. The Bank of England unveiled and launched its new state-of-the-art £10 polymer note in autumn last year.

RBS Mistreatment Published, SMEs Explore Other Options For Cash Flow 13th February 2018. Small businesses mistreated by RBS have published a leaked copy of a report into the bank’s disgraced restructuring group (GRG). RBS’ Global Restructuring Group (GRG) was a business support