On 3rd March, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, delivered the UK Budget, outlining the current state of the UK's finances and changes to government spending. This is the first budget following Brexit; the United Kingdom's full withdrawal from the European Union.
Whilst the budget affects many aspects of every day life, we have highlighted the key points that affect businesses in the UK, including an article on the Scottish budget. Follow the link below to see how the budget can affect you and your business in the upcoming year.

When the UK officially left the European Union in January 2021, the rules of how we interacted with our European neighbours changed.

This meant that the rules changed for any UK businesses who trade with the European Union or European Economic Area countries. These rules affect the import and exports of goods and services to these countries.

Find out how you can continue to trade and avoid some of the import, export and service issues by following the link below.

Research from Which? has shown that cash usage in the UK has declined during the COVID-19 pandemic, but why is this the case?

Rather than it being the case of less people spending money, Which? actually found that 34% of people had experienced 'cash rejection', where their cash has been refused as a payment method during a transaction.

Take a look at what these changes to cash usage has meant to the UK and how you can adapt your business for spending today.