‘Start up’ TV inspires Britain’s armchair entrepreneurs by Finance News Bulletin

Published: 06/12/07

Moving accounts from one bank to another is "simple", according to the British Bankers' AssociationThe value of Christmas presents can "significantly" affect home inside insurance, warns NFU MutualAxa is launching My Budget Day on November 21st in an effort to encourage people to take control of their moneyMillions of Britons are being inspired to start their own businesses by surveillance television programs such as Dragon's lair and the Apprentice, research has found

A learn commissioned by NatWest revealed that almost 17 million adults in the UK harbour thoughts of going it alone in the business worldThree in ten of these said they future to turn their dream into a reality and 25 per cent said they would be doing so within the next dayNatWest revealed the findings of the study as it announced new commerce loan and commerce start-up productsThe new establish offer is available to businesses that have begun trading in the last 12 months, contribution two years free banking and loans at "favourable" rates

Steve Pateman, chief decision-making of business banking at NatWest, supposed it is "encouraging" to see "an army of easy chair entrepreneurs into action" by television programsHowever, he cautioned that these shows "only actually scratch the surface of what it takes to run a winning business" and advised promising tycoons to seek professional advice from an organisation such

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