Retail-FCL

21/07/2026

We're Hiring: Finance Assistant

Looking to take the next step in your finance career?

Retail-FCL is growing, and we're looking for a detail-oriented Finance Assistant to join our team. You'll play a key role in supporting our finance operations while gaining experience in a business driven by innovation and modern payment technologies.

In this role, you'll be responsible for:
• End-to-end ledger management using Xero
• Multi-currency bank and credit card reconciliations
• Weekly credit control and client invoicing
• Supporting VAT, balance sheet reconciliations and office administration
• Building strong relationships with suppliers and internal teams

We're looking for someone with:
✔ 2–5 years' finance experience
✔ Hands-on experience with Xero and Excel
✔ Excellent attention to detail and organisational skills

If you're looking to join a rapidly growing fintech business where your ideas are valued and your career can develop, we'd love to hear from you.

Apply today or send your CV directly to [email protected]

19/06/2026

Despite the rise of digital payments, cash is holding its ground.

New Bank of England figures reveal a steady growth of banknotes in circulation, including a surprising surge in £50 notes, proving that tangible currency remains a trusted anchor in times of economic uncertainty.

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The £50 has seen the biggest overall circulation boom of the last year, with the total value up 10.5%.

17/06/2026

A new Finextra report highlights a further 79 branch closures across the UK, adding to the ongoing conversation around access to financial services.

At RFCL, we believe communities are stronger when financial services remain close to the people and businesses they serve. By combining technology with community-led activations, we're helping make essential support more accessible locally.

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13/05/2026

Is a cashless economy putting pressure on SMEs?

SMEB explores the hidden trade offs behind digital convenience.

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For SMEs, cash remains essential for resilience, liquidity, and inclusivity as digital payments still bring costs, delays, and dependency risks.

29/04/2026

Fraud is hitting closer to home for individuals, and businesses.

According to the Central Bank of Ireland, 35% of Irish adults have experienced financial fraud, yet a significant portion never report it, limiting recovery and visibility.

For SMEs, that’s a real risk hiding in everyday transactions. That's why you deserve strong support, fast action, and human customer service.

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22/04/2026

A great read on why the future of payments isn't 100% digital, it's hybrid.

With the Nordics being the closest we’ve come to a truly cashless society, it’s interesting to see why the central banks are now recommending their citizens keep physical SEK/NOK on hand. Ensuring that all have access to cash can become a necessity in uncertain times.

How can we better balance digital growth with the absolute necessity of keeping cash in circulation?

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17/04/2026

Despite the push for digital payments, cash is proving it’s far from obsolete.

The Mirror reports a major 'cash comeback' as Brits ditch cards to regain control of their spending during the cost-of-living crisis.

At Retail-FCL, we believe physical money remains an essential tool for financial inclusion and mindful budgeting.

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While older generations remember when cash was king, a younger generation is discovering the benefits and downsides of physical money for better budgeting