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Duncan Ferris

Duncan Ferris

Lead Writer & Content Strategist

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Education

  • Master's Degree in Journalism, University of Sussex
  • Bachelor's Degree in Politics and Sociology, University of Leicester

Previous Experience

  • Financial Content Writer, Digitonic
  • Reporter, Perspective Publishing
  • Junior Financial Journalist, Web Financial Group
Duncan Ferris is a business writer with expertise in pensions, investing and personal finance. Though he began his career as a pensions industry professional, he transitioned to journalism in 2017. After obtaining a postgraduate degree and NCTJ training, his career has spanned radio, online, print and newswire publications.

The latest from Duncan

How do Limited Company Business Loans Work?

Limited company loans offer a way for businesses to potentially get the funds they need to take their business to the next level. Loans between directors and their business are…

Your Guide to Business Tax in the UK

For sole traders and limited companies alike, knowing what business tax you have to pay, and when, is crucial. Find out everything you need to know about UK business tax…

What is a Dividend? Tax and Yields Explained

When a company periodically rewards their shareholders with a cash payout, those are known as dividends.

What Self-Employed Taxpayers Should Know About the SA100 Self-Assessment Tax Form

The SA100 form is filled in by those who are self-employed or have more complex finances and need to report their income to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) and calculate…

PAYE: How the Pay-As-You-Earn System Works

With the pay-as-you-earn (PAYE) system, your employer deducts income tax and national insurance from your salary.

Sole Trader vs. Self-Employed: What’s the Difference?

Day to day, there is little distinction between self-employment and being a sole trader. But what is the difference, and how does it impact on you? Let’s look at the…

What are Business Rates and What Relief is Available?

You will usually need to pay business rates if you run your organisation out of dedicated business premises. Read our guide below for everything you need to know about business…

What You Need to Know About Fixed Rate Cash ISAs

A fixed-rate cash ISA is a tax-free savings account where you are paid a set rate of interest for locking your money away over a fixed period.

Directors and Officers Insurance (D&O) Explained

With great power comes great responsibility. And with great responsibility, comes great risk. If you are a director, partner, officer or key manager, directors and officers insurance can provide financial…

Revolut Business Account Review: Pros, Cons & Features

Revolut offers e-money business accounts to sole traders, limited companies and partnerships. Read more about the pros and cons of its business account in our review.

Card One Money Business Account Review: Pros, Cons & Features

Card One Money provides two business accounts: one for companies with an annual turnover of less than £2 million, and one for businesses with turnover higher than that limit. But…

ANNA Business Account Review: Pros, Cons & Features

ANNA Money offers business current accounts for small businesses. Find out more about the features and fees here.

Bank of Scotland Business Account Review: Pros, Cons & Features

Read our review of Bank of Scotland’s business account, including pros, cons and key features.

Metro Bank Business Account Review: Pros, Cons & Features

Read our review of Metro Bank’s business account, including pros, cons and key features.

Lloyds Bank Business Account Review: Pros, Cons & Features

Read our review of Lloyds Bank business accounts, including pros, cons and key features.