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    How to make cross-border business payments and collections simpler, cheaper and faster
    Aug 23, 2019  |  by Calvin Matsaure
  • Home Model
    4 things first-time homebuyers should do
    Aug 20, 2019  |  by Neil Ambrose
  • Sole trader on ship
    Everything you need to know about setting up as a sole trader
    Aug 15, 2019  |  by Kobus Van den Bergh
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    Everything you should do on your look-and-see visit to Australia
    Aug 12, 2019  |  by Sam Hopwood
  • No-deal Brexit flags
    What a no-deal Brexit means for EU nationals and their partners
    Aug 12, 2019  |  by John Dunn
  • Boris Johnson portrait
    How Boris Johnson’s election has caused trouble for the Pound
    Jul 31, 2019  |  by Sable International
  • Porto cityscape
    10 reasons to move to Porto, Portugal
    Jul 29, 2019  |  by John Dunn
  • Oxford-street
    Everything you ever wanted to know about applying for a UK Tier 2 (General) visa
    Jul 18, 2019  |  by John Dunn
  • female-entrepreneur hot air balloon
    Why we need more women-owned businesses
    Jul 16, 2019  |  by Scott Brown
  • crowdfunding lightbulb
    7 ways to finance your small business
    Jul 16, 2019  |  by Scott Brown
 
 
  • Cross-border payments

    How to make cross-border business payments and collections simpler, cheaper and faster

    by Calvin Matsaure | Aug 23, 2019
    Many large and small businesses have increasingly global operations and interests. It can be a challenge to make and receive international transfers in many different currencies. Find out how a Currency Solved account saves your company time and money.
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  • Home Model

    4 things first-time homebuyers should do

    by Neil Ambrose | Aug 20, 2019
    Buying a house is exciting, but also stressful. While house-hunting for the perfect home can be fun, it’s important to sort out the details before you make an offer. Calculating costs, applying for a mortgage and staying under budget are important considerations. Take heed of these tips before you buy your first house.
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  • Sole trader on ship

    Everything you need to know about setting up as a sole trader

    by Kobus Van den Bergh | Aug 15, 2019
    Being self-employed or working as a freelancer can be rewarding, but it’s important to set yourself up correctly. Here are the ins and outs of sole trader registration, tax and accounts, as well as the difference between a limited company and a sole trader.
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    Everything you should do on your look-and-see visit to Australia

    by Sam Hopwood | Aug 12, 2019
    Landed a job or looking to move Down Under? Before you pack up and head over, you might want to take a look-and-see trip. Here are seven reasons it would be wise for you to visit Australia before you make it permanent.
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  • No-deal Brexit flags

    What a no-deal Brexit means for EU nationals and their partners

    by John Dunn | Aug 12, 2019
    If there’s a no-deal Brexit on 31 October 2019, EU nationals’ and their partners’ chance to apply for pre-settled status will be gone. You’ll need to be living in the UK and apply before the UK leaves the EU. Here’s everything we know about the application deadlines.
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  • Boris Johnson portrait

    How Boris Johnson’s election has caused trouble for the Pound

    by Sable International | Jul 31, 2019
    The Pound has fallen to a 24-month low against the Euro and a 28-month low against the Dollar. Discover how the recent UK cabinet shuffle contributed to the currency's volatility.
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  • Porto cityscape

    10 reasons to move to Porto, Portugal

    by John Dunn | Jul 29, 2019
    Quality of life, friendly people and delicious food are all things that Porto (or Oporto) is known for. Portugal’s second biggest city is fast becoming a preferred destination for people from across the globe to settle down. Discover why Porto is a fantastic place to live.
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  • Oxford-street

    Everything you ever wanted to know about applying for a UK Tier 2 (General) visa

    by John Dunn | Jul 18, 2019
    The Tier 2 visa is one of the most popular routes to live and work in the UK and earn permanent residency. Due to its many requirements, it’s also one of the most daunting and complex application processes. We’ve compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions about the Tier 2 visa to help ensure your application is successful.
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  • female-entrepreneur hot air balloon

    Why we need more women-owned businesses

    by Scott Brown | Jul 16, 2019
    In the world of business, women are still a minority. Gender diversity in the workplace is both the right thing and the smart thing to do. Here’s why.
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  • crowdfunding lightbulb

    7 ways to finance your small business

    by Scott Brown | Jul 16, 2019
    Securing funding or a business loan is possibly the hardest part of starting a business. Here are some of the ways you can find the funds you need to make your dream a reality.
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