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From 6 April 2017 Lifetime ISAs are available as an alternative tax-free investment. If you open a Lifetime ISA account between the ages of 18 and 40, any savings you put into it before your 50th birthday will receive an added 25% bonus from the government. You can open a lifetime ISA if you are[...] Read more »
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Archive for February, 2017
Things to consider when investing in plant or equipment
Business owners may be considering their options for investment in new equipment especially if their trading year end is March, as is often the case. There are a number of considerations: 1. Cash flow, can the business afford the cost or fund loan or other financing arrangements? 2. Will the new equipment make a positive[...] Read more »
Start-up costs
One of the most crucial parts to planning your new business is working out how much money you need to launch your business. Only then can you think about how you’re going to raise it. Providing it doesn’t get in your way of being able to operate effectively, keep your start-up costs to a minimum.[...] Read more »
