Most business owners could probably name at least three things that would hurt if they went wrong tomorrow – and have no plan for any of them. This guide explains what a business continuity plan covers, how to build one, and where Sadler Advisory strengthens the part that often decides whether you come through it: the money.

As a sole director you carry risks employees don't. This guide covers the main types of personal and business protection – income protection, relevant life cover, critical illness cover and business expenses cover – and where good advice makes the difference.

Most business owners insure the things they can see. The premises, the stock, the vans, the professional indemnity that a client contract insisted on. Ask the same owner what happens if the person who holds half the client relationships in their head is off for eight months, and the plan tends to get vague.

For many UK business owners, the first instinct when cash feels tight is to increase prices. But in competitive markets and commercial sectors, that isn’t always practical or desirable. Fortunately, you can significantly improve your cash flow without charging customers more. It often means tightening processes, improving visibility, and being proactive rather than reactive.

The end of the UK tax year, on 5 April, is steadily approaching, and tax payers across the country will be looking for ways to keep as much revenue as they can in their own pockets, and out of HMRC’s.

This month at Sadler Advisory has been incredibly busy. While the individual tax return season is well and truly behind us, we've taken...

Introduction When it comes to planning for your financial future, pensions are often a cornerstone of security. But did you know that...

The other day I was walking along Marylebone High Street, a prime retail position in central London. I noticed a strange thing. On one...