Tag: cash flow
Small business cash flow: What you need to consider in the age of COVID-19
With businesses facing immense obstacles and having to strategise quickly in the face of short- and long-term impacts of COVID-19, ensuring that your cash flow continues has never been more important.
Here are six tips on how Australian SMBs can survive and thrive the first...
Business insolvency is a very real risk for many new and existing Australian small businesses, but countless business owners are not spotting warning signs...
6 tips for business owners on managing your cash flow in both good and...
Monitoring cash flow should be your number one priority if you are a business owner; after all, cash is king. Part of this process is having careful control of debtors, for anyone that has experienced times of tight monetary control you know how critical this is in tough times.
Show me the money! Here are four easy steps to keep your cash flow...
Cash is the oxygen that enables a small business to not just survive, but prosper, and is the primary indicator of business health.
This fintech start-up is out to make finding unsecured business loans much easier for...
Over 400,000 small businesses in Australia are in need of cash flow finance and eBroker is looking to help them find unsecured business loans easier
Here’s how to tackle five of the major challenges Australian SMBs are facing today
Over two million SMBs form the backbone of the Australian economy. They are hardworking business owners and staff members that have made a name...
Seven tips to avoid the new year cash flow squeeze
The start of a new year is an exciting time for all, but it’s also the time when small businesses are most likely to...
Cash Flow lessons these 12 Days of Christmas
Most of us enjoy the traditions of Christmas parties and days on the beach, but for the small to medium businesses there can also...
Which Australian SMEs are getting paid 22 days faster than the rest and 19...
According to research recently undertaken by global online accounting software Xero, Australian SMEs that use online accounting are getting paid 19 days faster nowadays...
Is your business making money? Here’s some ways to be sure
The pricing of products and services is vital to profit.
To ensure you achieve a profit, it’s vital to know the true cost of...
Is your venture stuck in a rut? These five tips on growing a business...
First off, if you are going to grow a business, it is important that you actually have a business in the first place.
You...
SMEs and the cash flow challenge
Cash flow is the single biggest factor that determines the success or otherwise of a small and medium enterprise. Surveys unerringly reveal cash flow...
Profits are falling and the economy is slow. It is time to take the...
With the current trend of declining profits and the impact of slowing economic activity, now more than ever, Australian businesses need to act right...
Cash flow still remains the mother of all headaches for SME owners
Having recently reported how Australian business are having to wait up to eight weeks to get paid by their customers, it is clearly no...
What does 2013 have in store for SMEs? It’s looking pretty good
Conditions remained tough last financial year. Twice as many businesses experienced a fall in revenue and two in three estimated that economic improvement was more than 12 months away. What’s more, the highest levels of SME dissatisfaction with the Federal Government in the history of the research were recorded.
“The dog ate the cheque.” How customers give SMEs cash flow heart attacks
According to the recent Bibby Barometer Small Business Survey, every eight in ten SMEs experienced cash flow issues in the past year, most commonly because customers made excuses for slow payments.
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Small businesses happy despite the cloudy economic weather
The current economic climate has often been the subject of negative opinions. Raise your hand if you have not seen a suited-up doomsayer on TV foretelling the economic Apocalypse... see, no hands! However, the responses and attitudes towards whether, and where, existing businesses are prepared to spend over the next 12 months, paint a rather fascinating picture. These guys are dancing in the rain! With 72% of business owners saying they would be happy to start up a business again, the survey also revealed 53% of owners say their business is their passion.
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Creating cashflow as if by magic [VIDEO]
The fundamental of cashflow explained by a magician. Why hasn't someone thought of this before? In this video from bizi, Simon the magician and his eyebrows look very, very pleased with their ability to turn a fiver into a fifties.
Fishing in troubled waters: How entrepreneurs can still win in this looming financial crisis!
Financial markets are in turmoil again. But it would be dumber still for entrepreneurs not to keep their eyes open to emerging new opportunities. Remember, some of today’s best companies – think Google, for one – were built during a recession. So, for those who will not be swayed by the doom-sayers, here are seven steps to turn adversity into, perhaps, an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Are you trading while insolvent? (Are Australia’s laws too rigid?)
If you are a director when your company is found to be trading while insolvent, then you face penalties of up to $220,000 and/or 5 years’ imprisonment! And that’s even if you didn’t know about it, because Australian law says that as a director, you should have known. Crikey! Fair suck of the sauce bottle! (And insert other intentionally overt Aussie slang tirade here.)
