Business

TL; DR ‘Dividend investing’ means aiming for returns mainly from dividends paid by shares (or equity funds). ‘Income investing’ is broader: it can include dividends and bond interest/cash‑like yields. For UK…

TL; DR When you invest your business cash, bring your accountant: (1) your company details and year‑end dates, (2) what you plan to invest in and why, (3) how the investment…

TL; DR: The top 10 ETFs for businesses (based on amount bought on InvestEngine Business accounts between 01/06/25 and 31/05/26) are: Business investing works much the same as personal investing, but…

TL; DR: Building a Business Account portfolio is mainly about matching each pot of company cash to its time horizon: short‑term reserves can sit in lower‑volatility ETFs, while long‑term retained profits…

TL; DR: Fixed‑term deposits offer a known interest rate in exchange for locking your business cash away (often 3 months to 5 years). A Business Account lets you invest with no…

Business investing is an overlooked opportunity for a lot of small businesses. They are often sitting on surplus cash that’s earning little to no interest in the bank, while being…

TL; DR: Withdrawing from an InvestEngine Business Account is a two‑step process: sell the investments you want to cash out, then transfer the resulting cash to your company’s UK bank account.…

TL; DR: Investing business cash isn’t risk‑free. The main risks to be aware of are market risk, currency risk, interest‑rate and credit risk on bond holdings, inflation risk on cash that…