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- Sep 14, 2026
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Small businesses spend three weeks a year on cash admin - but wonât go cashless (opens the original)
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Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info The typical small business owner dedicates more than three working weeks annually to cash-related administrative tasks. Nearly three and a half hours a week are taken up by jobs such as counting cash, totalling more than 178 hours a year â the equivalent of 22 eight-hour working days. Research involving 500 small business owners, sole traders, and indiv
Small businesses spend three weeks a year on cash admin - but won’t go cashless (opens the original)
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The typical small business owner dedicates more than three working weeks annually to cash-related administrative tasks. Nearly three and a half hours a week are taken up by jobs such as counting cash, totalling more than 178 hours a year – the equivalent of 22 eight-hour working days. Research involving 500 small business owners, sole traders, and individuals with side hustles revealed that one hour weekly is generally spent travelling to deposit money - averaging £1,738 each week. However, 60%
North’s most houseproud cities named as wet weather prompts big clean (opens the original)
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People prefer to tackle cleaning tasks when the weather is bad(Image: Getty Images) Liverpool is home to the most houseproud residents in the north of the UK, research has found. A study of 3,000 adults across the UK found 71% of those in the north west city take pride in their home, spending an average of two hours and seven minutes cleaning each week. Leeds wasn’t far behind, with 71% describing themselves as houseproud, despite spending seven fewer minutes cleaning each week than Liverpudlian
Eight in 10 Brits avoid spontaneous plans - as one thing holds them back (opens the original)
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Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Eight in 10 Brits avoid being spontaneous. According to a poll of 2,000 adults, people want at least a week's notice for plans. Nearly half (45%) don't want to feel rushed, meanwhile others would prefer to stay in control of the situation, or have a lack of motivation. Two thirds (63%) admitted they prefer to plan ahead rather than be impulsive, but for 1
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