With energy prices soaring and annual household bills leaping above £3,500 more people are turning to sustainable sources to heat their homes and in particular solar panels. Sales of the panels have soared by 33% to an average of 3,000 a week, according to Solar Panel...
As someone who is dedicated to supporting businesses to succeed and grow, I would never go so far as to celebrate the failure of a company. I certainly have sympathy for the staff, suppliers, customers, and small investors who will suffer. However, I have long been...
There will be lots of polarised debate and discussion on the Government’s tax cutting mini budget, that was anything but mini. There will be those who view it favourably, and there will be those who are disgruntled. We want to take a slightly different approach and...
It is worth understanding the three main forces in financial markets: economic fundamentals, technical trading, and sentiment. At the beginning of last week all three of these aligned to send the pound briefly to historic lows. Economic fundamentals, which tend to...
Given the many political and market events of the past week it is difficult to know where to start. It may be useful to look at the UK economy as an overinflated balloon. The balloon has been reduced in size by Covid, demographics, people leaving the workforce and...
For limited companies, when it comes to making decisions, company law states that shareholders who own more than 50% can pass a motion at a company meeting regardless of the views of other shareholders. If a shareholder(s) owns more than 75% of the shares, they...
