Fig. 2 · A card-index cabinet
The journal keeps one drawer per article.
Each piece is filed the way a register files a firm: by the legal question it answers, dated the day we checked it. Scroll, and the drawers open one after another.
Filed so far
Journal
- Multi currency business accounts, compared by what the details and the rate really costForty currencies on a landing page can mean twenty two you can actually be paid in. A comparison of four providers by local details, IBAN country, markup over the rate and the flat fees nobody puts in the headline.
- How long a frozen business account actually stays frozenA freeze runs on a provider's review clock, a statutory clock nobody may mention, or a complaint clock you start yourself. What each provider promises, what the law allows, and what shortens the damage.
- Wise Business against Revolut Business, read as two legal entities and two price modelsOne is a bank in the UK and charges by the month. The other is an e-money institution and charges by the conversion. The cheaper one depends on your monthly volume, and the numbers meet at about 15,000 pounds.
- The best business account for a startup in Europe depends on the stage the company is atA company in formation, a founder trading in their own name and an incorporated startup with a US shareholder are refused and accepted by different providers. Sort by eligibility first, then by price.
- What a safeguarding account is, and what it is notOne pooled account in the firm's name, a ledger kept by the same firm, and since May 2026 a daily reconciliation and an annual audit. Here is what each of those does and does not tell a customer.
- Are neobank deposits protected? It depends on the licence, not the appA bank licence brings a compensation scheme. An e-money licence brings a duty to keep your money apart. The two fail very differently, and the app looks the same either way.
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