Archive: October 2025

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Business Transition – Have you considered your financial implications?

A transitional moment for a business is, by definition, a monumental shift in the course that the business was on. Many find themselves tied up thinking about the operational challenges and obstacles that they must overcome. However, it is often the case that the financial implications are not given enough due consideration. Today, we are Read More +

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Frightful Finances – Banish your Ghost Expenses

Managing your finances can feel a little spooky–especially if you have unexpected expenses that are creeping in and haunting you. Do you have ghost expenses sneaking up to go bump in the night? Eliminating unnecessary expenses can improve your financial outlook and take some of the spooks and scares out of your financial management process. Read More +

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“From Mortgage Burden to Financial Freedom: Helping a Couple Reduce Stress and Plan for the Future”

Are you working a high-stress job just to make your mortgage payments? That was the situation this husband found himself in. It was starting to impact his health, and his wife came to us for help. The Situation We were approached by Mrs. X, who was strongly concerned about her husband’s mental and physical health. Read More +

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” Back to School…Money Lessons Every Child (and Adult) Should Learn This September”

It’s back to school season–and that means the perfect opportunity for children to learn a little more about money management and how to ensure that they’re meeting their long-term financial goals. Not only that, it’s a great time for adults to brush up on some of those key money-related topics that they may be a little Read More +

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Directors, Is Your Pension Provision Fit for Purpose?

As a company director, it’s easy to get caught up in the day-to-day demands of running a business. Yet, one area that’s often overlooked—and one that can deliver significant long-term value—is pension planning. Whether it’s your retirement provision or the scheme you offer to your employees, now is an ideal time to review where things Read More +

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Director Responsibilities in a Small Business

Being a company director is a role of real influence and responsibility. In smaller enterprises—whether start-ups, professional services, or family-run ventures—the director often becomes the face and heartbeat of the organisation. That is why understanding your legal duties, governance obligations, and strategic oversight is essential. Having supported business owners across Lincolnshire, I’d like to share Read More +

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Why Company Directors Should Consider SSAS for Property Investment

If you’re a company director with an eye on the future—your retirement as well as the long-term direction of your business—then the way you invest matters. One route that is often overlooked but offers exceptional value is the Small Self-Administered Scheme (SSAS). Over the years, I’ve worked closely with directors of small and medium-sized businesses Read More +

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Importance of ensuring you have sufficient cash to pay for any inheritance tax liability

If you are fortunate enough to be expecting an inheritance, then you may also be worried about the downside of any windfall. Specifically, inheritance tax. Inheritance tax means you have to hand part of the value of the estate over to the government, and it can be substantial. Where the inheritance is in the form Read More +

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What 10 things should you consider when selling your business?

Selling your business is a big step. People sell for all kinds of reasons. Often, their goal is to retire, but they may also be burned out on the entrepreneurial lifestyle and want to return to full-time employment, or they may enjoy the start up part of a business more than running something more established Read More +

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5 Key things to consider when structuring your business exit strategy

Whether you’re preparing years ahead or you’re planning to exit your involvement with a business in the near future, having the right exit strategy in place is essential. Your exit strategy is designed to accomplish a number of essential things, from providing you with a better idea of what your end goal looks like and Read More +

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