Monthly Archives: November 2016

Prepare Your Business for the Happy Holidays

Sponsored by The UPS Store The holidays can be the happiest but also the busiest time of year. For small business owners, especially solopreneurs, and those who work at home, it’s no easy task to keep up with the increased demand and pace of the holiday season. Luckily, there are a few ways to take […]

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SMEs struggle to secure finance as advice gap emerges

Only a fifth (19 per cent) of SMEs say banks’ advice always meets their needs, highlighting an advice gap of many lenders to cater for SMEs’ individual circumstances, according to a new report by Close Brothers Group. Close Brothers surveyed over 1,000 SMEs owners about the changing needs throughout their growth stages, showing that the
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UK SMEs facing volatile currency risk after US election

UK SMEs are failing to protect themselves from the uncertainty of the US presidential election leaving them exposed to a £34.6 billion currency risk, according to World First’s Q3 2016 Global Trade Barometer. Businesses buying US dollars have shortened the length of their forward contracts significantly, dropping from an average of 90 working days per
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Private sector growth expected to continue at healthy pace next quarter

UK private sector growth picked up in the three months to October (+8 per cent) following broadly flat output in September (+3 per cent), and the economy is expected to continue growing at a healthy pace in the coming quarter, according to the latest CBI Growth Indicator. The surveys of 764 respondents shows that sector
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Construction industry ignoring billions in tax rebates

A lack of awareness about what counts as research & development in the construction industry means companies are missing out on millions of pounds in tax rebates. The R&D Tax Credit Scheme is a government incentive designed to encourage innovation in UK industries, with claims via the scheme totalling nearly £2.5 billion last year. However,
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Rising inflation to outstrip wage growth in 2017

Consumers are facing a difficult 2017 of higher prices and lower wage growth following the collapse in the value of sterling and rising inflation, according to the latest Business Trends Report by BDO LLP. Inflation – caused by the increasing cost of goods following sterling’s post-EU referendum slump – now sits at its highest level
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Al and Luz-Angela Rodriguez Achieve Success in Vida Divina

 
Al Rodriguez and his wife, Luz-Angela, are full-time network marketing professionals and team builders that reside in Texas and build a massive global team in record time in Vida Divina.
They love being full-time stay-at-home parents to their young children and support affiliates in about 30 countries, while working their Anywhere Business. They help people discover more of what’s possible in life and business with their training, coaching and leadership development and love that they can do it on their own terms. In their first 30 days in Vida Divina, Al and Luz-Angela have grown a downline over 30,000 affiliates in over 15 countries.
Luz-Angela is from the South American country of Colombia. She speaks Spanish and English, is educated as a psychologist and a former traditional business owner. On top of that, Luz-Angela

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