Whether you're interested in the smaller business community, are planning to start a business or have an existing business, we have a package for you.
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Our most popular package is FSB Business Essentials which includes a whole range of benefits and products designed to make your business fly
A suite of legal benefits including a dedicated helpline, bundled insurance products and a range of online information to keep your business safe. Plus a whole range of negotiated benefits to help save you money and win business.
Our Business Creation package is designed to make starting a business simpler, allowing you time to focus on what's important - making it a success.
Specialist company formation benefits, access to FSB networking, business banking and a range of products to help get you setup in business.
Whatever your circumstances, we have a package to suit you and your business. Click the button below to see which benefits are included in each package and start your FSB journey.
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'Having someone there like the FSB who you can just call on for those other things you’re not quite sure on, it’s been invaluable.'
'What you can save by taking up some of the membership offers will save you your membership fee.'
We represent a diverse range of businesses from retailers to marketing agencies and just about everything in between. Take a look at more member stories and see how we could help your business fly.
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We offer three packages to suit your business needs. Joining FSB Connect is free, our Business Essentials package starts at £172.50 in the first year and our specialist Business Creation package has a fixed price of £129.
The FSB Celebrating Small Business Awards 2019 are open for entries
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Benefits from day one, local networking and a powerful voice in government
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It’s okay to talk about mental health. Check our guide on how you can promote mental health in your business.
As the Brexit negotiations reach a critical stage check out FSB’s comprehensive Small Business Brexit Pack
As experts in business, we offer our members a wide range of vital business services including advice, financial expertise, support and a powerful voice in government. Our aim is to help smaller businesses achieve their ambitions.
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Businesses often look to new markets overseas to expand their business, so it is important that these businesses are given the best chance to export.
Looking at the untapped potential of Women in Enterprise in the UK.
Since the outcome of the referendum on the UK’s membership of the European Union (EU) on 23 June 2016, FSB has undertaken a comprehensive research programme to analyse the potential opportunities and risks of Brexit.
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"For us, we make sandwiches, that’s what were good at and we need to have as much time to make sandwiches as possible"
"Blaenavon hasn’t got any banks any longer and we have to go eight miles to do the banking otherwise but with the Co-Operative we can bank at the post office and it’s saved thousands over the years we’ve been with the FSB"
"I’ve set up the pension for Mademoiselle Macaron with FSB help which was a big weight off my shoulders"
"But FSB does make it a little simpler"
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Read our Helpful Guides, they're full of useful information for your small business
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