Lawrie Chandler, Author at Edale

Free marketing advice (funded by the Council) for Worcestershire businesses

With a reopening of the economy its time to review your marketing messages, brand dress, coms and campaigns. For Worcestershire businesses, the Here2Help scheme can give you a kickstart and get your geed up. Book your clinic below. This hour clinic can help you with any of the following topics: Branding and identity Visual Marketing […]

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Seven 6 second statements on budget detail smaller companies need to know

News / By Lawrie Chandler

Information you need to know from the UK budget 2021. So seven 6 second statements on relevant budget details for smaller companies: CBILS ends 31 March replaced by Recovery Loan Scheme available to end of 2021. Upto 6 year duration for loans and 3 years for overdrafts and invoice finance. Government guarantee of 80 per

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Self-employed financial adviser opportunities

Investments, News / By Lawrie Chandler

Are you a self-employed adviser (ifa) feeling stuck in a rut and want to grow within a dynamic business? Or a qualified overseas adviser seeking premier regulated home for clients? Join Edale UK and expat financial and investment advisory business. Edale is providing self-employed advisers the opportunity to join their directly FCA, whole of market

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Focusing on action and outcomes with TOWS

News / By Lawrie Chandler

When looking at a SWOT analysis and seeking to use the insights to make an action plan there is not much help. TOWS, a variant of SWOAT, allows you to prioritise actions on those areas that provide the greatest strength and also tackle the weakest areas. This grasping maximum and tackling minimums is something we

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Reasons to move from an international adviser and avoid a DIY approach to financial repatriation to the UK

homebound / By Lawrie Chandler

We always recommend getting advice with big financial decisions. The same is true for returning to the UK. A UK specialist who understand the nuances of the UK financial system and tax implications is important and something an international adviser may not be familiar. A “Do it yourself” approach is unwise and risky. A modern

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UK Treasury funds for innovator firms

pandemic / By Lawrie Chandler

Coronavirus support targeted at innovative business structures of the tech sector has been announced today. Existing coronavirus support for businesses required companies to be profitable as of December 2019 to qualify for help so these new announcements make available funding for innovators. Last updated 20/4/2020. There are two main pots of funding: £750 million of loans

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Financial Response clinics

News / By Lawrie Chandler

Edale’s mission is to care for financial assets. Financial planning is often a lower priority for people. We are in spectacular times where financial planning should be front of mind. We’ve opened Financial Response clinics to give anyone free financial checkup on their circumstances. Book any time from 8am to 8pm, any weekday from now

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Defer taxes due or payable

pandemic / By Lawrie Chandler

Receive support with your tax affairs on payment amounts and timings through HMRC’s Time To Pay service.

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Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme

pandemic / By Lawrie Chandler

A temporary Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme, delivered by the British Business Bank

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Firms paying sick pay to employees

pandemic / By Lawrie Chandler

Legislation to allow small- and medium-sized businesses and employers to reclaim Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) paid for sickness absence due to COVID-19. The eligibility criteria for the scheme will be as follows: this refund will cover up to 2 weeks’ SSP per eligible employee who has been off work because of COVID-19 employers with fewer

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