TL;DR: Building a Business Account portfolio is mainly about matching each pot of company cash to its time horizon: short-term reserves can sit in lower-volatility ETFs, while long-term retained profits …
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ISAs have been hitting the headlines lately. Following the big news in Rachel Reeves’ 2025 Autumn Budget that the Cash ISA allowance would be cut from £20,000 to £12,000 for …
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TL;DR: Fixed-term deposits offer a known interest rate in exchange for locking your business cash away (often 3 months to 5 years). A Business Account lets you invest with no …
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Business investing is an overlooked opportunity for a lot of small businesses. They are often sitting on surplus cash that’s earning little to no interest in the bank, while being …
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TL;DR: Withdrawing from an InvestEngine Business Account is a two-step process: sell the investments you want to cash out, then transfer the resulting cash to your company’s UK bank account. …
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TL;DR: Investing business cash isn’t risk-free. The main risks to be aware of are market risk, currency risk, interest-rate and credit risk on bond holdings, inflation risk on cash that …