I talked in my last blog about adapting to the ‘new normal’ and we have been so proud at Insight Finance Solutions to offer our expertise to help those adjusting to their new normal in their businesses. There have been many heartwarming stories about how businesses have pivoted in this time. While we can’t offer…
There’s a few funny phrases flying around at the moment that were not part of our vocabulary a mere three weeks ago. From ‘furlough’ to ‘social distancing’, ‘unprecedented’ to ‘pivot’ – these words are becoming part and parcel of our daily lives, our daily news consumption and the conversation we have with our connections.
We’re lovers not fighters! Yet sometimes we have to float like a butterfly and sting like a bee when it comes to fighting our client’s corner.
“There’s a lot of *ah-hem* interesting things that go through my business expenses so I knew I needed an accountant who wouldn’t judge.” said sex coach Caroline D’Arcy. Watch her testimonial video here.
Have you embraced any of the new modern banking solutions from savings that link to Facebook messenger through to app based banks? We explore the latest in banking technology that can help you save, manage your finances and get savvy with money.
You might have a vision board for your life, dreams and business goals for 2020 but do you have a solid plan for your business finances?
“No accountant has ever asked me that question before!” exclaimed a new client we met with this month. It was a pretty life changing question to ask and got us wondering – are you getting the right advice from your accountant?
Four years worth of HMRC fines and letters had built to a staggering £5,000 and Cherry self confesses that she was “burying her head in the sand.” With our help, within a couple of months Cherry’s whole life turned around. Watch her testimonial video and read her story here.
So it is that time of year when yes we might still be in a post-Christmas carb coma, but we also get excited about new goals and plans for the year ahead. This year, in 2020 it is also a new decade and what better time to start planning your financial resolutions?
It’s the first week of January which can only mean one thing… sole traders and small businesses unite in panic to get together a year’s worth of receipts, check PayPal, Amazon, and tick any other purchases off a big daunting spreadsheet ready to submit their tax return.