Even the most experienced business owners can fall into financial habits that hold them back. From only reviewing numbers once a year to undercharging or sticking with the wrong accountant, we’ve seen the same mistakes crop up time and again.

In this article, we break down the top 5 finance mistakes that trip up business owners and how to avoid them.

Your accountant shouldn’t just show up once a year. They should be someone you can talk to, who helps you understand your numbers and supports the decisions you’re making day to day.

This article shares what that kind of relationship looks like and why it matters.

We know our clients didn’t start a business, excited at the prospect of doing their accounts.

But just because you aren’t doing your own accounts, doesn’t mean you shouldn’t have some understanding of what goes on with your accounts.

In this article we’re talking about what actually gets submitted to HMRC whether you’re a sole trader of limited company. and why it matters.

Financial clarity gets talked about a lot, but what does it actually mean when you’re running a business day to day?

It’s not about having perfect spreadsheets. It’s about feeling confident, knowing what your numbers are telling you, and making decisions without second-guessing yourself.

In this article, we explore what real financial clarity looks like, how it helps you feel more in control, and the kind of support that can make it happen.

When the outside world feels unstable for you business, focus on what you can control. Your numbers, your plans, and your next steps.

In this article we share 5 ways to create stability in your business, even when the outside world feels anything but!

We’ve some fantastic news to share!

Our Director, Helen Clements has been nominate in the Maven Awards 2025, in the category of Powerhouse Maven of the Year.

So many business owners hit a point where things look fine on the outside—but underneath, it’s a different story. You’re growing, you’re working hard, but something still feels off.

Here we talk about the quiet middle. That stage of business where success gets complicated, and what worked before just isn’t cutting it now.

Let’s be honest, most business owners don’t start their businesses because they love spreadsheets. However, understanding your numbers is just as important as delivering your product or service. Find out how you can go from feeling like your finances are a mystery to knowing exactly where you stand?

Selling a business is often called a “journey,” but in all honesty, it can feel more like an emotional rollercoaster. From intense scrutiny of your finances to last-minute deal changes, the process can be overwhelming if you’re not fully prepared. Find out here. what no one really prepares you for when selling a business.