Recently released insolvency figures show relatively little change year on year, suggesting that the debate about whether the recession would… Read more »
Posts Tagged: Company Insolvency
Businesses Should Pay Down Debt and Beware Offers That Seem Too Good to be True
Many businesses are overburdened with debt and desperate for ways to deal with pressure from banks, HMRC and other creditors…. Read more »
Are Estate Agencies Safer Businesses Now than they were in 2008?
The sub prime mortgage crisis that precipitated the 2008 global recession led to plummeting property prices, very limited mortgage lending,… Read more »
It is obvious why Bank Fees are High and Business Lending is so Difficult
The figures for January to March showed a shortfall of 12% against the £19bn that represents a quarter of the… Read more »
Franchising Can Be Great if You do the Research and Check the Small Print
Many people dream of owning their own business and in the current economic climate are finding themselves pitched into starting… Read more »
Do Small Businesses Understand Working Capital and Liquidity?
When borrowing against current assets, such as the sales ledger using factoring or invoice discounting or against fixed assets like… Read more »
A Significant Increase in Winding Up Petitions
The last couple of months have seen a significant increase in the numbers of Winding Up Petitions (WUPs) being filed… Read more »
First decline in household income for 30 years causes pain on the High Street
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) reported recently that in 2010 real household disposable income fell by 0.8%, its first… Read more »
The Current Conundrum Over Inflation and Interest Rates
The most recent inflation rates show that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) has risen to 4%, a surprise drop of… Read more »
K2 believes the budget is positive for business and for those in difficulties
With the latest inflation figure showing an increase to 4.4% and a lower amount of tax collected in February, both… Read more »
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