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Myths about umbrellas are still being peddled, by their critics and impersonators.

Knowing the pros and cons of operating under an umbrella company can help you to make an informed decision as to the best business model for your contracting career.

Mental Health Awareness Week 2022: what taking care of yourself – while searching for your next opportunity -- should look like as a contract professional.

What should contractors be looking for from an umbrella company?

How comparing umbrella companies can fetch you the best deal, and what to look out for. 

Understand what an umbrella company is and the process of working one.  

Find out what an umbrella company can offer and whether it's for you or not. 

Typical pricing structures, average fees, extra costs and red flags for umbrella companies. 

A contracting career does not necessarily mean flying entirely solo.  For many, an umbrella company represents the ideal balance between the independence of the contractor and the convenience of the employee.

How much contractors can get paid if they work via an umbrella, now or post-IR35 reform.

The shrewd won’t skimp on a financial profiling adviser who, in turn, shouldn’t skim over the key financial areas that inform PSC workers of their worth.

Few and far between are your options for working abroad, although Cyprus looks more of a go-to than Spain and the Netherlands.

Don’t get caught offside by the taxman with generic contracts; key factors against you, and witnesses that fail to score for your side.

Not always easy to broach. Not straightforward. So expectantly, there’s tax savings (with a spouse) to be had.

‘Your numerous promotions yesteryear won’t count for much in the contractor market, even if you are a 30-year tech veteran.’