Choosing an Umbrella company - Benefits in kind approach. Good or bad?

[NotAllThere]

Mod Message I think he might have got the point now.

The only difference between brollies that are operating entirely within the acceptable boundaries is their fee and the quality of there service. For example, how willing are they chase up money an agency owes when the agency doesn't want to pay?

A bit like insurance. You can go for the cheapest quote, and it'll be fine - until you want to claim.

[lucyclarityumbrella]

Any company that can provide a higher take home is flouting the rules, find out the true reality of it from a legitimate, honest umbrella () then decide if you want to take the role or not - it's that simple, otherwise it's only likely to come back and bite you in the proverbial!

[cojak]

And since he’s been told that this is a very bad idea, thread locked.