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What is a company’s credit rating?

A company’s credit rating is an assessment of the credit worthiness of the company. Essentially, credit ratings are forward-looking opinions about the risk attached to giving credit (lending money) to a company.

There are several ‘credit rating agencies’ who publish …

What is LIBOR?

LIBOR (the London interbank offered rate) is essentially the rate at which banks lend money to each other.

Unlike the Bank of England Base Rate, LIBOR is not set directly. Instead it is calculated based on the supply and demand …

Are mums undervalued?

They probably are. If mums want to look after their family, they need to put themselves first for a change.

Over half the mums in Britain don’t have life assurance. Yet the cost of paying someone to carry out the …