Companies
How UK Companies Decide What They Can Legally Pay in Dividends
A dividend is not simply spare cash handed to shareholders. UK company law limits payouts to distributable profits, and shareholders then face their own tax rules.
Property
Leasehold Reform and the £250 Ground Rent Cap Explained
The draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill would cap existing ground rents at £250 a year and end most new leasehold flats. Here is what is proposed, what is already in force and what remains undecided.
Banking
How Switching a UK Bank Account Works and Why Few Do It
The Current Account Switch Service was built to make moving banks quick and low-risk, yet few people use it. Here is how it works, what regulators found and what to check first.
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