Before the pandemic, working remotely wasn’t top of mind, or was an earned privilege. But since the pandemic forced everyone around the world to stay indoors, remote working was the only option left. 

It may come as a surprise to you that even though COVID-19 pandemic caused a detrimental impact on many businesses across the UK, in recent times despite the pandemic, there has been a surge in company registrations. 

Did you know that since the pandemic started, many businesses have died down? If not, then you should be familiar with the fact that COVID-19 was not just responsible for impacting the health of people but also for snatching away their livelihoods.

Starting a small business requires a lot of effort. There's a lot consider such as proper documentation, legal obstacles along with marketing and strategic development. However, this can be easily navigated if you have the right skill set and support. 

We have actionable and easy steps to help you get off on the right foot when looking into entrepreneurship. 

Let's face it, running your own small business is expensive, in fact, 90% of small businesses fail in their first year of trading. There's a lot to consider when first setting up a business, expenses, employees and stock. All of this can add up quickly when going about day to day business operations. It's important to have cost-saving measures in place to avoid problems with cash flow.

Here are six actionable tips to start saving money for your small business.

As the COVID-19 pandemic has shown us, business and workplace culture can change instantly with regards to working, networking, and keeping your business afloat. 'Unprecedented circumstances' was the chosen buzzword for 2020 and with it a complete shake-up to how small businesses operate.

It's imperative to make sure your small business has a way of keeping up with changing times and to future-proof your organisation.