Written by Ed Barnes, director at Champion Health and Benefits The UK has one of the lowest staff retention rates in Europe, with a recent UK Money study estimating that around 16.8% of employees leave their jobs each year. That figure rises to 37.6% in the hospitality
Read more →Written by Andrew Spillman-Hays, head of management accounts at Champion Accountants In business, and particularly accounting, surprises tend to be unwelcome. The element of surprise might be lauded in other areas of life, but it is rarely good news in bookkeeping and financial planning. Fortunately, it doesn’t
Read more →Our Preston office is delighted to announce that Source of Hope has been chosen as our Charity of the Year for 2024. This decision and the partnership reflect our commitment to supporting transformative initiatives that bring sustainable improvements to communities in need. We are excited to work
Read more →Champion Round-Up | By Ged Cosgrove, group managing partner As a business with a rich history, spearheaded by our founder Fred Champion back in 1971, Champion Accountants has seen countless things come and go – from technological revolutions to changing laws, emerging industries to fading crafts, and
Read more →Written by Vicki Rolland, head of legal at MWQ Estate Planning Most business owners continually dedicate time to forward planning. Whether that’s considering upcoming recruitment, factoring in rising costs, or developing an ongoing growth strategy for your business, we can all appreciate the necessity of preparing for
Read more →In this recent article – https://www.championgroup.co.uk/managing-your-property-portfolio-when-less-is-more/ – we discussed how a large property portfolio could result in less profitability than one that is strategically streamlined. If you decide to sell property assets, you’re likely to be considering which properties to retain and which to offload. Champion Accountants
Read more →Champion Round-Up | By Ged Cosgrove, group managing partner As we return from the Easter break, change looms on the horizon, not just in the form of shifting seasons and longer days, but also in ways that will impact businesses. Last month, chancellor Jeremy Hunt unveiled what
Read more →Research shows we want more feedback at work – it’s an essential part of improving and developing in the workplace. However, for feedback to be beneficial, it must be delivered well. Here are some practical points to consider on how to give out constructive criticism without deflating the
Read more →Long considered a safe bet for financial stability, a sound investment choice, and a reliable source of income, the challenges of building and managing a property portfolio have grown considerably in recent years. In the not-too-distant past, more was considered to be better, and a bigger property
Read more →Chancellor Jeremy Hunt stood at lunchtime today and delivered his last Budget speech before the hotly anticipated 2024 Parliamentary election, in what was likely the noisiest and most disrupted Budget session that we’ve seen in the last twenty years. While the Budget contained plentiful investment announcements, forward
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