When Rob Dallimore returned to Worldwide Printing Solutions as CEO in 2010, the business was in bad shape. Dynamic Business sat down with the CEO to find out how the business was turned around.
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.
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.
Despite continued global economic volatility and a slowdown in China, the Australian economy is performing relatively well compared to other developed nations.
No one is immune to the risks of accumulating credit card debt. Here are some tips for paying off your cards as soon as possible.
How to deal with customers who drag their feet when it’s time to pay up.
A jump in the number of businesses entering external administration should serve as a warning to SMBs to do research before taking on new customers, says a leading credit management expert.
Generation Y has excellent saving skills but more debt than ever before, according to new research by REST Industry Super.
Figures recently released by National Credit Insurance (Brokers) showed that the number of bad debt claims in February 2011 is almost 80% higher than claims for the previous month. The spike has caused cash flow finance specialist Oxford Funding to warn businesses to keep an eye on their debtors.
While basic cashflow rules may seem tiresome, they are an effective way to ensure your business isn’t burned when your customers hit hard times, here are 12 easy ways to improve your cashflow – today!
