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The mental health impact of late payments is finally being acknowledged, with new guidance launched to help freelancers and small business owners cope when cashflow uncertainty starts to bite.

New guidance set to tackle the mental health toll of late payments

New guidance highlights the mental health impact of late payments, but freelancers say enforcement — not wellbeing advice — is what’s really needed.

NatWest targets 50,000 founders as more small businesses look for support beyond funding

Electricians and welders set to be UK’s highest-earning trades in 2026, research finds

Most self-employed and freelancers failing to save for retirement, Aviva finds

Eight days left to file self assessment as HMRC warns of automatic £100 penalty

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Steven Bartlett, the entrepreneur and Diary of a CEO host, has revealed his business empire has been valued at $425 million (£320 million) following a major eight-figure investment — a deal that cements his position as one of the richest entrepreneurs ever to appear on Dragons’ Den.

Steven Bartlett’s fortune soars as new $425m valuation cements his status among richest Dragons

Entrepreneur and podcaster Steven Bartlett’s holding company, Steven.com, has been valued at $425m (£320m) after securing major new backing — making him one of the wealthiest Dragons’ Den investors ever.