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Hi UKBFers, Welcome to Fresh Threads, our weekly roundup of the most popular threads, comments and advice from the forums. Here are my top picks from the past week. BobbyClapton Have you got any business ideas for the UK market for 2021? I want to see your suggestions here and then discuss them. fisicx: Same as in 2020 and the preceding 10 years. Sell stuff people want to buy or provide a service people need. Mark T Jones: First, find a gap in the market, exploit an existing market by doing it differently and invent something and create the market - that's the toughest bit.

Hi UKBFers, Welcome to Fresh Threads, our weekly roundup of the most popular threads, comments and advice from the forums. Here are my top picks from the past week. MrsCBea My partner is a sales executive and on a basic salary and commission structure. However, he has a monthly threshold to cover before he can receive any earnt commissions. This is nearly £4,000 a month and covers his costs, such as salary, car, phone etc.  He is returning to work after nearly a year of furlough where the government paid 80% of his wage. His company has sent him a spreadsheet with the threshold he owes over...

Hi UKBFers, Welcome to Fresh Threads, our weekly roundup of the most popular threads, comments and advice from the forums. Here are my top picks from the past week. BobbyClapton Have you got any business ideas for the UK market for 2021? I want to see your suggestions here and then discuss them. fisicx: Same as in 2020 and the preceding 10 years. Sell stuff people want to buy or provide a service people need. Mark T Jones: First, find a gap in the market, exploit an existing market by doing it differently and invent something and create the market - that's the toughest bit.

Hi UKBFers, Welcome to Fresh Threads, our weekly roundup of the most popular threads, comments and advice from the forums. Here are my top picks from the past week. MrsCBea My partner is a sales executive and on a basic salary and commission structure. However, he has a monthly threshold to cover before he can receive any earnt commissions. This is nearly £4,000 a month and covers his costs, such as salary, car, phone etc.  He is returning to work after nearly a year of furlough where the government paid 80% of his wage. His company has sent him a spreadsheet with the threshold he owes over...