Economic growth weak, says Nationwide

Date: 21/10/2011

Entrepreneurs looking to purchase revenue share numbers and get their company off the ground may be interested in new figures from Nationwide.

The financial firm has just released its Consumer Confidence Index for September 2011 and revealed the chart has now declined for the fourth month in a row.

Furthermore, it is predicted that economic growth will remain weak over the next six months, although it is hoped the expansion of the Bank of England's asset purchase scheme could improve this situation.

Robert Gardner, chief economist at Nationwide, said: "The economy has hardly grown in 2011 and pressure has continued to mount on household budgets."

The index stood at 45 in September, which is three points lower than August's figure and nearing its all-time low of 41, recorded in February 2011.

Businessmen and women may be keen to do all they can to ensure the success of their firm and following this news, they might want to boost their incomings by purchasing revenue share numbers.

This means they will earn money every time a customer gets in touch, as well as present a professional and nationwide image.