What do the experts see coming in the next financial year, and what will it mean for small and medium businesses?

The core of good business planning is the budget - But as Matthew Gardiner explains, an effective budget is multifaceted, and each part is crucial to developing a business plan to manage day-to-day operations, risk and growth.

With the end of financial year looming, it’s time for investors to consider their approach to taxation - From a wealth creation perspective the word finance involves strategies to efficiently leverage your investment portfolio, reduce assessable income and personal tax, and manage capital gains tax.

For the unwary, buying and selling in foreign currencies can be a minefield.

You may have the export goods and a market that wants them, but forwarding your product to the buyer’s door can be complicated at best, and at worst a financial nightmare.

Choosing the right type and location for your business premises is one of the most important and difficult decisions business owners have to make - Peter Bembrick sifts through the options, from SOHO to splashing out on buying property, and considers the positive and negatives in each case.

SMEs account for a substantial portion of the travel pie, but they often miss out on discounts due to low individual volumes of travel.

We take a look at where property investments—and interest rates—might be heading this year and beyond.

Products or services might be flying out your export door but if cash isn’t flowing in, the business will suffer.

A one-size-fits-all approach to insurance could be disastrous for your business - Terry Brain explores the danger areas and insurance policies that can be tailored to your business needs.