by Guy Letheren | Sep 22, 2021 | Fincred CF
Introduction Future historians might find 2021 a year of compensation from 2020’s inertia. Social movements and political diatribes are filling global news narratives, while think tanks and governments address some of the largest existential risks...
by Guy Letheren | Sep 16, 2021 | Fincred CF
National Insurance Increase Pension Expansion: Demography, not Ideology Forecasting is funny; they say the unwritten weather forecast is the most verifiable, a joke playing on the multifarious factors involved in predicting something so...
by Guy Letheren | Sep 9, 2021 | Fincred CF
Cash Flow and Asset Finance Our appreciation for cash flow management at FinCred is no secret, and for good reason; according to a study by Quickbooks, the majority of Small to Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) have encountered problems with their cash flow, with 1 in 7...
by Guy Letheren | Sep 8, 2021 | Fincred CF
When should we embrace change and when should we deny it? Every day we are in a triage of some sorts, facing choices on whether to abide by our status quo or to deviate from it. Most of the time these choices are trivial, but sometimes (particularly during a...
by Guy Letheren | Sep 2, 2021 | Fincred CF
New Cars Down, Used Cars Up: How Supply Shortages Affect Consumer Behaviour Have you ever purchased a product accidentally, only to be offered a mere 50% refund afterwards? Or bought something for £100, only to see the same item going for £70 elsewhere? Having...
by Guy Letheren | Aug 19, 2021 | Fincred CF
Peculiarities of English Law There is no shortage of quirks and idiosyncrasies in British governance. It still remains illegal to beat a rug outside in any given Metropolitan Police District before 08:00. The Police Act of 1839 maintains...
