The world of contracting can be turbulent so it’s always important to be prepared! In this blog, we share some practical advice for contractors looking to thrive in 2024. Network Let’s be honest, this one will always be on our…
The Christmas trees are down and it’s time to go back to work - but how can we get back into the swing of work after so much downtime? In this blog, we share some suggestions to help you ease…
January blues isn’t new news, but as a contractor who works remotely, it can hit that bit harder. In this blog, we explore 5 ways to beat feelings of loneliness, all year round. Get out of the house …
Thinking of investing? Before you part with your money, make sure it is going to a trusted party. A recent survey from Lloyds Bank highlighted the current risk associated with cryptocurrency - with scams having risen 23% this year.…
Thinking about starting contract work? Well, the winter season might be the perfect time to start! Here are five reasons to consider contract work this December… 1. Testing the waters Contract work allows you to "test the waters" in a…
Embarking on a contracting career can be liberating, offering autonomy and flexibility. However, without proper boundaries, the freedom that comes with freelancing can quickly turn into chaos. Setting clear boundaries is crucial to maintaining a healthy work-life balance, fostering productive…
The words 'self-employed’ and ‘mortgage’ tend to elicit negative comments from people, who, quite frankly, don’t have a scooby what they’re talking about! In this blog, we dispel three common myths around getting a mortgage as a contractor. 1. Contractors…
Most people who attended UK universities will see student loan deductions being taken from their monthly payslips - but what if we told you over one million ex-students accidentally overpaid in the last tax year alone? In this blog, we…
One of the best aspects of being self-employed is the freedom - especially when you can work remotely. However, not having a set office location can also be troublesome and cause a lot of problems if you fail to plan…
Coming to the end of a project can be bitter-sweet; while you’re probably feeling a sense of accomplishment and closure, it is not uncommon to also be slightly panicked. ‘What next?’, you may be thinking. Well, no need to panic…
