Kyle Eaton

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Content Editor at money.co.uk

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How to build a Legal Document Chat with OpenAI, Ducky.ai, Next.js and Browserless

3 weeks ago | dev.to | Kyle Eaton

What if anyone could chat with a legal document instead of having to read the whole thing? I wanted to create a tool where users could paste a link to a legal document and instantly start asking it questions like:Who owns the content I create?" - Figma ToSWhat happens if I violate these terms?" - Apple T&CsToday, Fineprint is live and working. It took surprisingly little time to build, thanks to Ducky.
What is a limited company? A simple guide for UK entrepreneurs | money.co.uk

1 month ago | money.co.uk | Kyle Eaton

When starting a business, you must choose whether to set up as a limited company, partnership or sole trader. A limited company is a popular choice: over five million are registered with Companies House, although not all of these are actively trading. But what is a limited company? What responsibilities come with running one? And is it the right option for you and your business?
What is a sole trader?

1 month ago | money.co.uk | Kyle Eaton

Many small business owners choose to operate as sole traders, especially early on. This enables the owner to make quick decisions and stick to their vision without shared responsibility, separate liability or the legal complexity of a partnership or limited company. Here’s what you need to know to decide whether it’s right for you.
Corporate credit card

1 month ago | money.co.uk | Kyle Eaton

Managing credit card statements and employee spending can be time-consuming. Corporate credit cards offer a way to simplify these tasks and maintain control. However, they’re not the right fit for every business. This guide explains what a corporate card is and helps you determine whether it’s the right choice for your company and team.
How do card machines work? A step-by-step guide for SMEs

1 month ago | money.co.uk | Kyle Eaton

In the past, businesses could rely on cash or cheque payments. However, accepting card payments is essential nowadays. Without card payments, a business risks losing significant revenue. Card machines may seem intimidating, with different types available and a complex-sounding process, but they’re easy to set up and integrate into day-to-day operations. This step-by-step guide brings you up to speed, so you can use them with confidence.
What is the cheapest way to accept card payments in the UK?

2 months ago | money.co.uk | Kyle Eaton

There are many factors to consider when it comes to card payments, all of which affect the fees you pay. Customers can pay online, in person or over the phone, for instance, while businesses can accept payments through providers offering pay-as-you-go plans or subscriptions. However, the charging structure is far from straightforward – some providers charge upfront fees, while others take a percentage of each transaction.
Card payments explained: a complete guide for small businesses

2 months ago | money.co.uk | Kyle Eaton

Card payments are customers’ preferred payment method. They’re more convenient and secure than cash, meaning many of us no longer hit the shops with notes and coins. Understanding how card payments work and the benefits they offer can position your business for success. Here’s everything you need to know.
What is budgeting in business and why is it important?

2 months ago | money.co.uk | Kyle Eaton

To succeed, a business must hit its goals – and that starts with the numbers. A budget organises actual and projected income alongside costs, guiding spending and highlighting where to cut back. Here’s what you need to know about budgeting and why it matters.
How to refinance a business loan: A simple step-by-step guide | money.co.uk

Feb 18, 2025 | money.co.uk | Kyle Eaton

Feeling stuck with the harsh terms of a long-term business loan? Refinancing could be the solution. As your business grows — whether through more clients, new assets or rising profits — your financial position generally improves. This can open the door to better loan terms. If this is your situation, refinancing could help cut costs and boost cash flow. Here’s what you need to know to get started.
VAT loans: A practical guide for UK businesses

Feb 14, 2025 | money.co.uk | Kyle Eaton

Paying VAT bills can quickly eat into a small business’s funds and disrupt operations. The good news is that VAT loans let you spread the cost, helping keep cash flow steady while you meet your tax obligations. Here’s how they work and how to get one.