money.co.uk

money.co.uk is a price comparison website from the UK that started in 2008. It helps users compare various financial products such as credit cards, savings accounts, and mortgages. The website operates under Dot Zinc Ltd and is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. In 2015, it was recognized by The Sunday Times BDO Profit Track 100 league table as the second fastest-growing company in terms of profits among the top 100 private companies in Britain.

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How finance can help UK SMEs stay ahead on sustainability

1 week ago | money.co.uk | Joe Phelan

New research from energy services provider Equans has revealed that 94% of UK industrial SMEs that have started decarbonising are doing so through a formalised framework. This is significantly higher than the European average of 80%, underscoring the fact that UK businesses are taking structured, measurable, proactive steps toward achieving net zero. This is more than just a box-ticking exercise.
Compare our best business credit cards for startups 2025

1 week ago | money.co.uk | Joe Phelan

We are classed as a credit broker for consumer credit, not a lender. Editorial policy: we create content directly for our customers, so you are always at the centre of every decision. Our aim is to be accurate, up to date and unbiased. We will never write content that’s been swayed by commercials. Customer ReviewsRated 4 out of 5by 1,070 peopleChecked mortgage rates with this company and found site really easy to navigate and compare. Will definitely revisit when my mortgage comes up for renewal.
Corporate credit card

2 weeks 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.
Partnership bank account: do you need a joint business account?

2 weeks ago | money.co.uk | Rachel Wait

If you’ve set up a business as a partnership, you may need to open a business bank account. Even if it’s not a requirement, there are many reasons why a business bank account can be valuable.
Business expenses: what you can (and can’t) claim

2 weeks ago | money.co.uk | Rachel Wait

If you run a small business or limited company, it’s important to have a clear understanding of the business expenses you can deduct from your income when calculating your taxable profit. This guide runs through exactly what you can and can’t claim.
How bookshops are writing a new chapter for UK small businesses

3 weeks ago | money.co.uk | Joe Phelan

Not long ago, the independent bookshop looked destined for extinction. Hammered by online giants and squeezed by rising rents, many believed local bookstores were on their last legs. But, fast forward to 2025, and bookshops aren’t just surviving – they’re thriving. In the past six years alone, the UK has welcomed nearly 200 new independent bookshops to its high streets. It’s a remarkable comeback story.
Tariff uncertainty: How UK small businesses can take back control

4 weeks ago | money.co.uk | Joe Phelan

Tariffs aren’t new. Countries have been using them for centuries to control trade, protect homegrown industries, and collect revenue. But over the past few months, tariffs have been pushed to the top of the news agenda, largely thanks to U.S. President Donald Trump and his economic strategy. So, what exactly are tariffs, how do they work, and what can you do to protect your business from their effects? A tariff is, at its core, a tax on goods crossing borders.
What is a business credit card and why do you need one? | money.co.uk

1 month ago | money.co.uk | Rachel Wait

A business credit card provides a flexible way for small businesses to borrow funds, helping them cover unexpected expenses, purchase inventory or improve cash flow. This guide takes a closer look at how they work and who can benefit most.
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.
13 practical ways to get finance for your business

1 month ago | money.co.uk | Rachel Wait

Many small businesses lack the immediate funds to launch or expand their operations. As a result, it’s common to turn to business finance to secure the necessary funding. But with so much choice available, it can be tricky to know where to start. This guide runs through a variety of business finance options in detail, so you can make the right choice. These unsecured and secured loans could help you grow your business, cover running costs or even fund a new company. Who offers business finance?