It is well understood that at the point of having a new child, family incomes are likely to be particularly stretched, and that additional support is needed to give families assistance through this [...]
The topic of bank charges has become a hot one over recent years with the banks being heavily criticised by customer and consumer groups for overcharging, particularly individuals who can least [...]
Opening a Business Bank Account Business bank account is the best way to keep records of finance and business transactions. Business bank account helps us to easily track the expenses and manage [...]
Grants still play a major part of the student finance picture, especially if you have children, have a disability or other members of your household are dependent on you. Unlike student loans, grants [...]
Might be you are receiving some kinds of benefits and in lookout for a loan; it is wise to check if you are eligible for an interest-free Budgeting Loan from the Social Fund. The reason being, this [...]
The United Kingdom has set in motion a range of national skills policies over the years with a strong supply-side focus, reflecting the belief that raising skill levels will lead to higher [...]
HMRC Postal Address: BX9 1AS There is a special addresses used by HMRC For taxpayers writing on matters like self assessment, PAYE, National Insurance Contributions, employer complaints, VAT, [...]
Gross Profit Margin Gross profit margin is the measure of each pound of revenue left after paying cost of goods sold (COGS). Gross profit margin is also referred as ‘gross margin’ and is [...]
Marginal tax rate Marginal tax rate defines the amount of tax an individual has to pay on the higher income amount. Once an individual’s income reaches a certain threshold, he/she will have to [...]
Introduction In the UK, there are three types of tax an individual has to pay while trading shares – these three encompass capital gains tax, stamp duty, and income tax. An individual might [...]