Here at Access Credit Management we fully understand the challenges faced by small businesses, sole traders and freelancers. Freelancing and remote working is on the increase as digital technology sets us free from our desks and allows us to work from home, shared workspaces, overseas, en route (or even in our pyjamas if we want to!). Working as a remote freelancer g
The past couple of weeks have seen some extraordinary events in the wake of Philip Hammond’s Budget. First came the announcement that the self-employed face an increase in National Insurance Contributions (NICs), swifly followed by a complete U-turn a week later following a swathe of critiscism and outrage, the Chancellor climbed down on the issue of an increase in NICs for the self-employed, leaving Hammond in a vulnerable position.
Last week we brought you some valuable information on why customer experience matters so much, particularly for smaller business owners who may be wondering how to compete with some of the larger companies that seem to have unlimited budgets when it comes to advertising their products or services.
If you’re running a small to medium enterprise, chances are that you started really small and have been focusing on growing your business surely but slowly. When it comes to keeping on top of your finances, it’s often difficult to decide which method would be best. After all, you probably already have Excel installed on your computers and it’s a free solution for storing and organising data, especially financial figures.
When you’re starting up or running a small to medium sized business a small amount of funding can be really handy – it can help with initial start-up costs, help you grow your business and increase your turnover or even help to keep you from falling into debt. Microloans are defined as loans for small amounts ranging from a few hundred pounds to £50,000. For any would-be entrepreneurs out there, a microloan can help you to take your hobby and commercialise it or provide some working capital for a new business to grow.
As a small to medium business owner, you’re sure to always be on the lookout for ways to improve your business, attract more customers and increase your turnover. This will to a long way towards ensuring a steady cash flow which is vital for small businesses here in the UK if they want to survive and avoid falling into debt. Today we’re taking a look at customer satisfaction.
ACM, established in March 2000, continues to be rated as a credit worthy business by leading providers of commercial credit information and is a member of the International Association of Credit and Collection Professionals.
