Tag: Small Business Cashflow

The number of businesses reporting no cashflow problems in the past year has dropped dramatically.

Where is cash when you need it? Here’s an in-depth look at the art of raising good debt over bad in a world characterised by a number of emerging new trends.

Difficult economic conditions are creating cashflow challenges for businesses that limit growth. Use this 10-point checklist to review your strategies for growth for the new financial year.

In a bid to improve cashflow, the Federal Government will now pay interest due to SMBs as a result of outstanding payments, as part of its efforts to encourage government agencies to pay invoices on time.

More SMBs are looking to secure their cashflow and funding thanks to the tightening credit market, with a report finding a staggering surge in credit insurance claims during May.

Working for yourself means not only do you need to market your products and services and bring in new business, but you also need to manage your own financial accounts. You have to keep on top of the money coming in and out if you want to survive the first year in business. These five tips will help.

The lead up to the end of the financial year is a great time to understand how well your business has performed this past year, and what your targets are for the next year. This is where a financial roadmap, which incorporates a budget and a cashflow forecast, comes in handy.

Risk management and good credit management are key to keeping a business healthy. Before signing up new creditors, every business should follow the five C’s of credit checklist.

Changing market conditions mean small business owners need to be more adaptable, and a survey has found those that manage this are enjoying greater financial rewards.

Brad Callaughan delivers 5 tips to ensure your cashflow is well-managed in difficult economic times.

“You need to understand the significance of cashflow and how it keeps your operation afloat – it’s a potentially fatal mistake to focus on your profit & loss because healthy profits can mask an impending cashflow crisis.”