Home » Blogs » CABA's Blog

CABA's Blog

CABA is a charity that provides practical, emotional and financial support to current and former ICAEW chartered accountants and their families. 

This blog is a place where CABA professionals can share their insights into the issues that are most affecting you. 

You can also find more useful links, articles and CABA information on our AccountingWEB Suppliers' page.

Latest posts
May
20

We blogged on AccountingWEB a couple of months ago about the pilot of our new career adaptability courses which started in London in April.

Apr
29

The benefits system is a subject that has become very much a political flashpoint in recent months but whatever your personal views on the rights and wrongs of some claimants, it undeniably provides a financial lifeline for many people in a high degree of need, w

Apr
24

If you were to compile a list of places in Europe where it is the most difficult to be an accountant at the moment, Cyprus would probably be near the top, writes CABA head

Apr
04

A young chartered accountant is gaining a headstart in wheelchair rugby thanks to CABA.

Mar
26

This month has been a busy one at CABA, writes chief executive Kath Haines.

Mar
06

The chartered accountancy careers of the future are unlikely to be like those of the past, writes CABA

Feb
19

This is one of those blogs that should start with a caveat, writes Paul Day, debt support officer at CABA.

At CABA, we have no evidence that large and escalating numbers of chartered accountants are suffering from significant money problems.

Feb
06

Two of the standout statistics from our recent Wellbeing Survey were that 44% of working chartered accountants say they suffer from tiredness and a loss of energy, writes Wendy Saunders, head of development at

Jan
16

More and more accountants have been approaching CABA during the last 12 months for help with getting back into work, writes CABA's service manager Kelly Feehan.

Jan
07

It’s that time of year again.

Pages