It would work very well if you can market it successfully. The town where I live has a site like that (it s also a university town), and it s where most students find apartments/houses to rent.
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went to your website and found the ebay store.....looks like you ve figured it all out.....you can easily come up with sure to sell prices by averaging the prices you ve sold your item for in the past....you can also browse the net for other handmade items and store and price accordingly ...since its hand made and you might not be too picky about the price just make sure what you get paid is worth your while....since the hours you put in is also a valued resource....best of luck
Speak to your local Nat West business manager. If you ve banked with them for at least 6 months you should be able to get a credit card from them. It s easier to apply to a bank that knows your track record than going elsewhere.Be careful how many other people are allowed to have a card. As has been said elsewhere, you can lose control of your business s finances.Also, make sure that you pay off the balance each month otherwise you ll increase your finance charges dramatically. Having a card can save you money by writing one cheque a month to pay the bill rather than being charged for lots of transactions through your bank account BUT that only applies if you clear it each month.Good luck!
Why do you want a business credit card? They are a recipe for disaster, particularly if there is more than one user. Fewer and fewer businesses use them these days. Why not use a personal credit card? Much safer and easier to control.If you are determined to use a business credt card you will need to speak to a bank to set it up. I suspect the business will have to provide a guarantee.
It is essentially the same as looking for a personal card, although the majority of business cards charge you an annual fee. Have a look at one of the price comparison sites eg http://www.moneysupermarket.com/cards/results.aspx?cardEnquiryId=3202896
craig is crowded, your ads will just drop down on post. I think you should try http://www.sellover.com
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With the economy the way it is, I doubt many people are looking to spend money on things that are not necessities.
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No. it would bring you to the total that you were paid in the year. What you are paid and what you earn are not necessarily the same.
In with your wage packet you will have a wage slip that shows your gross pay. The gross pay is the amount you earned that week before any deductions such as tax or national insurance. If you add up all the gross pay for each week then that will give you the amount earned for the year. Your wage slip may also have a section that says earnings to date , so that would tell you exactly what you have earned in the current tax year. Remember that the official tax year starts on 5th April. At the end of each tax year you will receive a P60 which is the official confirmation of what has been paid to you in that tax year.
That s the whole year to date thingAlso WTF is a pay-packed ?
