Not sure how much you should charge? When you're first setting up in business as self employed, one of the first things to get right is knowing how much you should charge. Today we're discussing hourly rates in the UK and giving you some self employed small business tips to ensure you're charging enough. As per usual, this is all just my humble opinion but all too often I see folk setting up in business and going bust very quickly since they haven't anticipated the true running costs of even the smallest of businesses. There's an awful lot of folk out there not charging anywhere near enough for their time - hopefully this video will help.

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