Finance

Mobile applications for fundraising fascinate me - and they aren't all the obvious online transaction tools, significant that they are.

Five pound notes are popular and in demand, according to consumer surveys, so banks and building societies will be stuffing more of them into their cashpoints.

George Osborne MP's emergency Budget will clearly hit charities hard, with departmental budgets cut by up to 25% over four years.

The recent spat between the Charity Commission and the Department of Health over who owns the assets of some hospital charities highlights the peculiar no man’s land in which state controlled charities live, as well as seriously undermining their case for support.

In this era of online quotes and price comparison web sites, it is easy to assume that one insurance is much the same as another, so the only difference is the price.

Smaller UK charities should be seeking to protect their reserves in these uncertain times.

Having seen quite a few clients stressing with the hard task of future guessing next years figures, some traits are becoming clear.

It's funny how often fundraising requires as much internal education as external asking for funds.

According to BBC News' story Millions due to gain tax rebate:

It is nearly a month since Apacs launched its Faster Payments Service.