I haven't heard many good things about UKMail but they are a better bet that City Link

Theoretically you should tell HMRC, the mortgage company and every other feccer about the change of job on day 1. I would suggest an accountant to work out all of the tax loop holes like what he can claim for, minimum wages, director dividends etc as it will be a lot more tax efficient and be cheaper than doing it himself.
As for leasing a van. The jury is out on that. It is a big commitment.

Radio

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-30710852

The guy is obviously quite clever but has no common sense.

Many of us leave our bikes through the winter (weeks or months at a time) on a trickle charge and never start them.

Makes no difference to the fuel if you start it or not. Fuel will go off eventually but we are talking months, not weeks.

We may never

Taylor. Why do you think you need it?
How long are you leaving the fuel unused?

suit wearing twat

. all show and

like a martini

with a dog

ocean

Looking at it another way.

If oil was to go to $150 a barrel, it would only add £0.48/litre to the cost. Refining and transport costs would remain constant as nobody gets payrises so the oil industry was and is making a fair profit still as fuel was hitting £1.50/litre when oil was well under $100 a barrel.

hp