Minimize your Electricity & IT expenditure.

Buy a large screen LCD monitor for all, this may sound expensive at the beginning but it will save  30 minutes each day, or 100 hours per year. reduce electricity bills & increase IT productivity.  Use Google mail rather then managing your own mail server, this will save your IT cost up to some extent.

Cooperative with your employees & create a friendly work environment.

Give time for tea beaks & offer offer your employees  a free lunch,  however put a strict policy against guests meeting & short leaves. Buy a coffee machine this will make people go out of the office less.  Put drinks in the fridge for refreshment but ensure a smoke free environment at office.

Minimize your incidental & operational expenses.

Keeping in mind the nature of work each employee do, Buy cheap tables rather then opting for large luxury ones, but always remember to buy good sitting chairs. Do not manage separate office to everybody, but put 3 / 4 positions in each room to save space.  Rent the space you have spare, buy doing this your can minimize or even cut your office building rent.if possible Do not buy a phone system,  these days everyone use cell phone. yes you can spend some bucks in managing a fax machine, Outsource accounting and HR. this will save time & you will be free from the hassle of hiring HR manager on huge pay.

Job motivation & Negotiation with clients

Motivate your employees for better productivity by arranging monthly seminars & workshops. target employees are not addicted to work & give them warnings. Negotiate prices with clients  every six months. arrange meetings on weekly basis as how to increase productivity & minimize costs.

If you’re thinking about moving out of the UK and becoming an expat then the Which Offshore site will definitely be of assistance. They have a wide selection of city guides on all the popular expat destinations and in these city guides you’ll be hard pressed to have a question that isn’t covered. There’s info on employment, entertainment, work permits, culture shock, healthcare, basically everything you need to know about the new country you’re thinking of moving to.

Beyond the city guides, the meat and bones of the site is the exceptionally well researched advice on important financial topics such as QROPS, a pension transfer that lets you take your current pension to another country and comes with tax benefits, the different types of investments available to you, and how to manage your money in an efficient and profitable way. All of this information is presented in a very readable way, without too much jargon, and you can tell that the Which Offshore team really are expats and experts themselves.

Lately I was reading the book “The Quite Millionaire” written by Brett wilder one of the top financial management consultant. This book is quite useful for small entrepreneurs as well as large scale businesses units, he identify some general (yet more important) threats that you can face in your business. So weather you are working with a small scale business or engaged with a large enterprise. You must need to be aware about the below mention threats. I have added my own conclusion/suggestion at the end of every point.

Debt. Is not bad in all situations, but in real business it is your enemy. A reasonable debit for getting a home is fine. But try to avoid debit as much as you can, However Apply for a payday loan online from the privacy of home and get the fast cash you need, when you need it most.

Taxes. It is a chief responsibility to pay the taxes, always be fair in taxes to avoid fines in future

Lack of discipline. Without discipline, it’s difficult to build wealth. In fact, it’s impossible to get rich, so be disciplined always.

Materialism. You always need to focus on intellectual and spiritual pursuits to obtain fulfillment

Investment mistakes. As many investors learned last year, poorly structured investment portfolios can be a killer.

Inflation. Inflation is wealth’s silent enemy. It will not destroy you all at once. But it’s always there, nibbling at the corners of your life, consuming a little cash every year. It’s impossible to keep inflation completely at bay, but you can learn to mitigate its effects.

Uncertainty. The final enemy of success in business is the unexpected: unemployment, death, illness, and legal complications. A sound insurance plan may secure you. But don’t opt for the high rates security plans.

Buying goods & services on installation is good but not recommended all the time, it is good for the people who need to buy something in emergency & don’t having solid cash, so by this way they can satisfy their demands easily & pay for them little by little in installations in future. Credit card is helpful in this way. Especially in emergency or at time when you don’t have solid cash, another good aspect of credit card is the security; it is certainly no possibility of theft or money loss in it. You can pay for the goods electronically most of the time. Thus it’s a useful form of money which has a zero probability of being stolen.

The worst of credit cards, loans & debit is its psychological effect, People feel ridiculous with it in a long run. A recent survey in United Kingdom reveals that 30% of the people didn’t even pay (or not even able to pay) a single installment after getting a house on loan. So ultimately they suffer from psychological torture. Another bad aspects of the credit cards is their buying policy now, I have seen banks who easily issue credit cards to students & low income people, so how can they pay after lending money from it? So the conclusion is, credit cards are not a bad thing itself but its use or (purpose of use) either makes it good or worse.

Yes! you can also start some currency trading business after your retirement, this is one of the most profitable industry these days due to the fluctuation in the value of different currencies.

Choose the tax free retirement saving plans as it will be a hassle to face deferred taxes after the retirement, this is the best option indeed. Yes! I am not always a big fan of personal finance scams by banks that attract customers in a short term but that is a hassle to go with in long run. I will recommend you to make your savings in the form of provident fund managed & administered through your company/employer accounts.