Unfortunately not. The FSA state that you can only be registered to one company at a time to prevent a conflict of interests.
Ah
that changes things.
Well there are some things to consider:
if the business doesn't go as planned is it easy for you to find a job again? If it is no issue then I would also say to go for it. Otherwise you might regret never having tried in the first place
Maybe do something completely different (and less rewarding) on the side to generate a bit of an income (some no-brainer job, part-time (or less) just to get you some cash for that time, heck, working at McDonalds or god-knows-what just to get some money)
So if i understand correctly you dont need the Z money to invest in your company but to survive those months. In that case the risk is different imho.
Altogether I would give it a shot, and just try to find a way to bridge the period without too much financial hassle (I know its none of my business, but maybe Mrs Sarnie can help out a bit? Surely she'll benefit of it too in the long run if all goes well)
Yes you are correct. I don't need to money to invest I need it to cover my lack of salary for potentialy around 6 months
Mrs Sarnie has a good job but there is just no way we could survive on her income.
I was just wondering whether people would get a loan to cover the period or sell the zed and use that money?