Cash Flow

Future-proof your small business with insights into 2025's top trends — from leveraging AI to embracing sustainability and adapting to a rapidly changing market.

Cash flow delays, manual invoices and missed discounts can drain your startup's time and resources. Switching to an innovative payment process removes these roadblocks, helping your business grow faster and stay agile.

Steer clear of these common year-end money mistakes, and keep your business on track to meet its goals.

Small businesses employ over 60 million people.

Lower borrowing costs and lower inflation in a "soft landing" economy would be great news for SMBs. But even if your business is currently in a good place with cash flow, now could be a great opportunity for SMB owners to revisit cash flow management practices.

82% of businesses fail due to cash flow problems. Are you taking proactive steps to fix cash flow bottlenecks and ensure your business grows steadily and remains financially stable?

Despite the challenging statistic that only 5% of startups survive beyond five years, common financial pitfalls often contribute to their failure. Through personal observation, I've identified the prevalent financial mistakes made by entrepreneurs.

Ever think financial planning and analysis is just for big businesses? Think again! Startups thrive on solid financial planning, which is key to staying ahead of your competitors.

A hobby, interest or charity project can turn into a money-making business if you know the right steps to take.

Stay ahead of invoice fraud and safeguard your cash flow with proactive steps for new small business owners. Learn to spot warning signs and take action to protect your business's financial health.

Small businesses should thrive without financial worries. Explore strategies to manage cash flow effectively and keep your business's focus on your operations and long-term goals.

Thinking beyond cash flow is the key to stability for small businesses. Here's how to implement a long-term cash planning strategy.

Amid increasing fraud cases, is your small business secure? Managing and safeguarding a business is an ongoing process, but proven strategies can protect your business and financial health.

Success can be measured differently by different people, but regardless of how you view success, setting a goal and understanding revenue targets for your business can help in planning for and achieving a fruitful year ahead. Here's how.

After many sleepless nights as an entrepreneur, peace of mind is priceless.

Effective cash flow management is pivotal for sustained success. What changes can businesses anticipate and leverage from these trends to improve their financial strategies and successfully adapt to the changing landscape?

With investors looking for cash-positive businesses, here are three strategies every entrepreneur needs to learn to maintain a healthy balance between growth and profit.

Financial losses don't necessarily mean the demise of your business — take a pause and carefully reassess your business strategies.

In short, if the revenue you realize each month exceeds the expenses that generated that revenue, you are profitable. However, it does not necessarily mean that you have positive cash flow.

By regularly referencing your plan, you can gauge your company's health and make necessary adjustments.

Effective cash management is an indispensable skill for entrepreneurs. It plays a pivotal role in the success and sustainability of a venture.