5 Reasons Separating Your Business Money and Personal Money is a Must Stop me if your accountant has said this before… oh, really, they have? […]
Category Archives: Cash Management
Why Are You Lending Your Client Money? Businesses that fail to monitor their key performance indicator (KPI) of Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) can face catastrophic […]
How to Create A Cash Flow Forecast – Part 2 Of all the metrics, ratios and reports you need to manage your business, watching cash […]
How to Create A Cash Flow Forecast – Part 1 The financial statements alone do not tell you what you need to know to run […]
Swallow the Bitter Pill – Ask for Help You know the news and have seen the headlines. Not since 9/11 have I seen our nation […]
New year, new you. The changing of the calendar from 2019 to 2020 brings amazing changes, right? The gyms are full of people who have […]
Every once in a while, a great business story captures the attention of millions. A game-changing iPhone made Apple the talk of the nation. Netflix […]
If you’re going to stay in business you’re going to hear many quotes about cash. Two of the most popular quotes are: “Revenue is vanity, […]
It’s a beautiful day. The birds are chirping, the sun is shining and you are meeting a client at a restaurant. Not just any restaurant, mind you, but a nice one. This one has high ratings, exceptional service and four “$”s next to it on Yelp.Yes, its good to be in business so you can live like a king. Getting the business to pay for your meal is genius. But then you vaguely remember the talking heads on cable television discussing a tax law cha […]
It has taken you years to progress through the rewards channel. When you remember the flights before preferred seating, being the last passenger to be called onto the packed airplane you shutter in horror of returning to that level of incivility. The overhead storage was packed leaving no option but to gate check your bag or worse, have it thrown in with all the other luggage to be lost upon arriving at your final destination. (And you know what its like to go without a […]
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