CASH MACHINE

WHEN schoolboy Cas Paton started earning cash by helping shopkeepers manage their money better, it was clear to everyone he was a born entrepreneur.

- PAIGE OLDFIELD

The dad, from Trafford, was just 14 when he started teaching store owners how to increase their profits by ditching outdated price sticker guns - making a whopping £500 each time.

His advice was simple stop using outdated prices that make products too cheap, therefore making margins too small. But the advice caught on and earned him a great reputation.

His business expertise continued into his adult years when he set up a company in his first year of university.

The web design business, which Cas started with just £80, employed 27 members of staff by the time he graduated with a degree in law.

The entrepreneur, from Urmston, went on to launch several more ventures, including a swimming pool business, before moving onto e-commerce in 2014.