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Interest rates have soared on fixed-rate bonds over the past 12 months, making them far more rewarding for people with a lump sum to save
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Follow our step-by-step guide to writing a business plan and setting your business up for success.
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Full guide to making an invoiceWhat's involved in turning a business idea into a going concern - and should you bother in the first place Here we explain how to tell if you idea for a business is actually a good one in reality, and what the next steps to making it happen.
How to tell if a business idea is any goodHere’s everything you need to know to make sure your side hustle is legitimate including the difference between being a sole trader and a limited partnership, which might be right for you, and the deadlines and paperwork you need to consider
What you need to get ready nowIf your business becomes successful enough, or you need a hand to get it started, you will need to think about employing staff to help out. But how do you pay them, what responsibilities do you have, and how much does it cost to employ someone?
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