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We’re six months into 2026 and UK investors have already seen the FTSE 100 reach record‑breaking highs, a conflict in the Middle East, an oil spike and a full market…

Keir Starmer’s resignation has given UK investors another political shock to digest. Andy Burnham’s run for the Labour leadership, and therefore the premiership, means Britain could soon have yet another…

Sir Keir Starmer has resigned as prime minister, bowing to mounting pressure from within his Labour party. His departure follows Andy Burnham’s win in the Makerfield by‑election, which returned the…

TL; DR: Most limited company directors pay themselves using a mix of salary and dividends. Salary is paid through payroll and treated as a business cost. Dividends are paid to shareholders…

TL; DR: A sole trader structure is simple to run, but you are personally responsible for business debts. A limited company is a separate legal entity with more admin, but it…

TL; DR: The right ‘keep vs invest’ split comes down to one question: how confident are you that you won’t need the money soon? Start by ringfencing taxes and near‑term obligations, …

Corporation Tax basics for small businesses (and what affects the bill) TL; DR: Corporation Tax is paid by limited companies on taxable profits. Your bill is influenced by revenue, allowable costs, …

TL; DR: If you’re VAT‑registered or pay Corporation Tax, the safest habit is to treat tax money as already spent. A simple system is to estimate what you owe, ring‑fence it…