Electricity prices are only going to continue to climb this year, which is why Rhys Clay says it’s time businesses act against power expenses now.
“Some businesses may be able to significantly reduce their electricity bill by directly negotiating an open-contract for electricity supply.”
Smart asset management, and in particular fleet vehicle management, is a critical part of any business’ financial health.
Forget the 12 Days of Christmas, Alicia Beachley sets out the 12 top things business owners should do before the end of the year.
“Get a list started so you’re not walking back into the office in January saying, ‘What did I have to do again?'”
In just 12 tips, Greg Charlwood of Bibby Financial Services will show you how to improve your business over the festive season so you’ll be ready to succeed in 2012.
Successful entrepreneurs and business owners know their numbers and rely on their accountant to provide specialist help and leadership in this area.
Cash is like oxygen for small business owners, and keeping a close eye on cashflow is important—especially during the holiday period when it can be hard to contact your debtors.
With an eye on their pockets, over 50 percent of local consumers will skip the traditional summer holiday this year and stay at home, while who do travel will cut down on their spend while on holiday.
Intense competition between the banks is making it easier to get the best banking deal and loan terms for your business.
Most business owners know that corporate travel can easily be one of the highest capital expenditure items on the average profit and loss statement, but there is a better way to manage the money spent on these services.
If your end-of-year cashflow graph undulates like a row of Christmas trees, it’s time to find out how you can add tinsel to your peaks and troughs.
