I am a director and shareholder in my own
company. Following the announcement of
changes to National Insurance, what is the
most tax-efficient method of profit extraction from my company?
Late summer can often be a rather tricky time for our gardens. The colour and abundance of earlier in the season can
often feel like a fairly distant memory as many of our favourite perennials will begin to look tired and faded.
Of all the months of the year, June is arguably the most colourful for our
gardens. With typically warmer temperatures, long days of bright
sunshine (hopefully), and still plenty of moisture in the soil from the spring,
A well-designed garden will feature a pleasing blend of different types of plants. We’ve got trees to provide height, structure and shade.
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Do you have a compost bin or heap in your
garden? If not, maybe this spring could be the time to put that right.
Whisper it quietly, but spring is here
(horticulturally at least). Late winter is often a cold and drab affair, and many of us yearn for the brighter and warmer (hopefully) days of early spring.
Last autumn, I wrote about a few of my
favourite evergreen shrubs, and this month I want to continue on that theme but with a focus on those that flower in late winter.
In a slight readjustment of market aim, Citroen has altered the round and friendly looking C3 Aircross into something larger and a little more square, and I mean that
literally.
Alfa Romeo has been trying new ideas with the way it presents its cars in recent years. The Junior represents another change of direction that takes a few more risks.
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The Renault 5 is right up there as one of the great small car icons, and if there’s anything its electric revival proves, it’s that it’s utterly timeless.
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