Cashflow

Low doc home loans have taken the whole world by surprise lately for the ease with which they can be availed by anyone in need.

With insolvency rates at a record high, how SMEs manage their cash flow will have a major impact on their business survival. Here are 4 tips on improving your cash flow.

Real Estate property investment through SMSF loans is no doubt the most tax-savvy and smartest way to improve the total return on investment of a superfund.

While credit card use has slowed down, many Aussie credit card holders are holding onto their debt. RateCity predicts it could take over 24 years to pay off current debts.

Latest Bibby Barometer survey found that small businesses are pessimistic about the outcomes of next month’s Federal Budget, with many hoping, but not expecting, reduced taxation and a cut in red tape.

ANZ Bank recently announced their plan to lend $1 billion to new businesses to demonstrate their commitment to Australia’s small business sector.

Recent study by St. George Bank found that 45.3 percent of Australians are managing to save money, with 12.4 percent saving a considerable amount.

35 percent of Australians have experienced stressed about their mortgage repayments in the last 12 months, due to pay cuts and rising utility bills.

Australian SMEs are encouraged to use the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) database to search for and register security interests and avoid running into financial difficulty.

Cashflow is essential to small business. But what do you do when the bank turns you down? Forget the bank – why not just lend yourself the money?

It’s not something that any small business wants to think about but the reality is that business does on occasion hit bad times. Here are some ways to avoid needing help, and who to ask when you really do.

The expression “cash is king” has been around for years. Now, more than ever, as times are more difficult for business, business operators must ensure that they protect this critical asset of their business structure.

It’s easy to be intimidated by your competitors’ sales figures but these numbers should be of less concern than your relative profit margins.

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The Commonwealth Bank has launched a new online investment service that brings together customer investment portfolios and trading news in one location.

Well, 2012 is done and dusted. We survived the fiscal cliff, the end of the world, and currency volatility continued to be the norm. During the Christmas and New Year period alone, currency markets rode a roller coaster up and down a 200 point range.

Make 2013 a golden year for your business by setting some solid financial resolutions. Here are eight great strategies to consider.

If you’re in the retail sector, it might be your busiest time of year. But for other sectors, the Christmas holiday period can be quiet. So how do you keep an eye on your cash flow?

Depreciation has been made simpler for small business in the 2012-13 income year. There are three primary changes and they may impact your timing of asset purchases.

When Spotted Cow Cookies started, baking cookies was a part-time job for founder Tahnee Walters, but as the calf grew into a cow it needed more money to become a viable business. Here’s the story of how a growing business milked its own sales for cash.