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Charging Orders – what, how and why

Charging Orders and how they relate to debt recovery. What is a interim charging order. How do you apply, why and when should you?

We've just updated our guide to Charging Orders

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Business Rates for the RHL Sector

We look at the business rates applied to the Retail, Hospitality and Leisure (RHL) sector. Both today in 2025 and looking ahead to new…

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The effect of Energy Price Increases on UK Business

The largest contributing factor in UK supplied energy prices is the wholesale price. This is for both domestic and non-domestic (business) s

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Understanding Business Debt Recovery: A Comprehensive Guide

In business, maintaining a healthy cash flow is crucial for sustainability and growth. However, one of the challenges many businesses face i

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UK banks opposition to Public Authorities (Fraud, Error & Recovery) Bill.

UK banks worried about impact of new DWP bill

The UK banking industry has serious concerns about the new Public Authorities (Fraud, Error & Recovery) Bill. The new bill will give additio

The UK banking industry has serious concerns about the new Public Authorities (Fraud, Error & Recovery) Bill. The new bill will give additional powers to the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) in the UK.

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What affect will US tariffs have on UK?

We examine what affect potential US tariffs levied by Trump have on the UK economy, businesses and consumers.

Throughout his most recent presidential campaign and since taking office, President Trump has been vocal about introducing tariffs against major economies that trade with the USA. While primary focus has been with China, Mexico and Canada, both the UK and the EU will be affected, either directly or indirectly. We look into what could happen and why.