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6 days 16 hours ago #5461 by james@cpa.co.uk
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Late payments are part of the roofing industry.But they shouldn’t control your cash flow.Too many roofing contractors are finishing jobs, paying for materials and labour… and then waiting weeks or months to be paid.That gap creates pressure.Not because the work isn’t there. But because the cash isn’t coming in when it should.We’ve put together a practical guide on how roofing businesses can improve cash flow, reduce late payments and recover what they’re owed.Take a look here:
Helping Roofing Contractors with Debt Recovery #CashFlow #LatePayments #RoofingContractors #SMEs #DebtRecovery #CreditControl #ConstructionIndustry

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6 days 11 hours ago #5462 by james@cpa.co.uk
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Ease & Friction — Make It Simple to Pay Ever tried to pay something online…hit a long form…and thought: “I’ll come back to that later.” That moment right there is why so many invoices stay unpaid. In credit control, it’s not always about willingness to pay —it’s about how easy you make it. In the latest episode of The Late Payment Files, we look at: • Why friction delays payment• How small changes increase response rates• And why “make it easy” is one of the most powerful tools you have Find out more here :  cpa.co.uk/ease-friction-make-it-simple-to-pay/  The easier it is to pay… the more people will. #creditcontrol #cashflow #SMEbusiness #latenightpayments #businessfinance #latepayments 

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5 days 17 hours ago #5463 by james@cpa.co.uk
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Markets may be calming, but the pressure on UK businesses is still building.

Rising costs, weaker consumer spending and tightening credit conditions are all increasing the risk of late payments and insolvencies.

Today’s update highlights:

Mortgage and credit tightening
Falling discretionary spending
Continued insolvency activity
Ongoing energy-driven cost pressures

Strong credit management is becoming essential, not optional.

If your customers are slowing payments, now is the time to act.

cpa.co.uk/uk-business-news-today-14-april-2026-economy-markets-insolvencies/

#UKBusiness #SMEs #Cashflow #LatePayment #Insolvency #CreditManagement #EnergyCosts #EconomicOutlook

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4 days 15 hours ago #5464 by james@cpa.co.uk
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The UK faces its biggest economic downgrade among major economies, while markets rally on hopes of diplomacy.

Behind the headlines:
• Growth forecasts cut sharply
• Borrowing costs rising
• Businesses facing continued insolvency pressure
• Payment risk increasing across sectors

In uncertain conditions, cashflow protection becomes critical.

CPA helps businesses stay in control — from monitoring risk to recovering overdue invoices.

cpa.co.uk/uk-business-news-today-15-april-2026-economy-markets-insolvencies/

#UKBusiness #SMEs #Cashflow #LatePayment #Insolvency #CreditManagement #EconomicOutlook

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3 days 17 hours ago #5465 by james@cpa.co.uk
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UK growth surprised to the upside in February — but the outlook has quickly turned.

Rising taxes, higher costs and ongoing global uncertainty are creating a more challenging environment for SMEs, particularly those trading on credit.

Key risks right now:
• Increasing tax burden
• Energy and cost pressures
• Slowing growth outlook
• Continued insolvency activity

Strong credit management is becoming essential, not optional.

If your customers are taking longer to pay, now is the time to act.

CPA can help you protect your cashflow and recover what you’re owed.

cpa.co.uk/uk-business-news-today-16-april-2026-economy-markets-insolvencies/

#UKBusiness #SMEs #Cashflow #LatePayment #Insolvency #CreditManagement #Economy #InterestRates

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3 days 13 hours ago #5466 by james@cpa.co.uk
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Most unpaid invoices don’t go bad overnight.

They age… slowly… through small decisions.

“We won’t chase yet.”
“They’ll pay soon.”
“I don’t want to upset them.”

And before you know it… it’s too late.

We’ve put together this simple visual to show the difference between:
➡️ Waiting
➡️ Acting early

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Because good credit control isn’t aggressive — it’s consistent.

A quick check-in.
A clear reminder.
A firm next step when needed.

That’s what turns invoices into income.

If you’re reviewing your own process, this is worth a read:
cpa.co.uk/credit-control-best-practices-21-dos/

Early action protects cash flow.
And just as importantly, it protects relationships.

#cashflow #creditcontrol #sme #latepayment #businessgrowth #finance #smallbusiness #accountsreceivable

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