So here we are, with half of 2019 already passed, “what happened there!!!” Anyhow if you can bear with me for the customary and possibly obvious warning. Although the information used for the table and this accompanying analysis were laser accurate at the time of compilation, retrospective changes may give rise to slight changes in individual entries. This doesn’t... Read More
In the US 80% of small businesses fail within the first 18 months. The UK’s figures aren’t quite so bad, with 20% failing in the first year and 30% in the second year. This is possibly due to less people taking the leap into independence over here maybe coupled to possible failure still being seen by some as having... Read More
So that’s 2018 over now and what an interesting but scary year it was! My next article will cover the network recruitment results for the whole year, but first we have recruitment performance for the last quarter of the year, a period which included one of the most lacklustre budgets since………….Well, since the last budget. It appears that the... Read More
Hardly surprising when you consider the property boom years between 1983 and 2007 which has left a lot of retired and about to retire individuals with a large chunk of equity in their property. Until the chancellor announced the bizarre changes to tax relief for landlords in 2015, the most common way to utilise this was to use a... Read More
The following article and associated table by Which Network is based on the FCA register for the first quarter of 2018. Although deadly accurate at the time of writing, it is written with the usual caveat that there may be slight subsequent irregularities caused through retrospective changes and additions to the register. The table should of course never be... Read More
