We have entered into uncharted territory. There have been many predictions of some form of recession happening at some point, but we’ve never seen such a rapid shutdown of so many businesses. We don’t yet know what the full impact will be on our economy long term, but with some degree of optimism, we have […]
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Running an apparel company typically involves buying the supplies to make the apparel, making and delivering the apparel, then waiting for agreed upon credit terms before receiving payment. This means that during the 30 to 90 days you are waiting for client payment, your available funds to purchase more supplies, cover labor costs, and deliver
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82% of failed businesses cite insufficient cash flow as a cause. This means that there are periods where the business does not have enough money to cover payroll, supplies, overhead, etc. Typically, this is found in growing businesses. Expansion requires a lot of money to cover upfront costs like product development, new office space, new
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When you run a small business, cash flow is crucial — not only to maintaining your day-to-day operations, but also for striving toward a future with a realistic trajectory of growth. Although most business owners understand this fundamental concept, they may lack the information necessary to follow through and see the results they want in
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Studies done on small businesses and their financial stability indicate that most of them (82%) fail due to extreme cash flow problems. However, the studies revealed that they have money in account receivables to be paid in 90 days by their customers. Much of the money that can be used for daily operations is held
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Small and medium businesses are the backbone of the American economy. Statistics put small businesses, businesses with less than 500 employees, at about 99.7% of all businesses in America. With such a huge number, small businesses seem to be thriving all across the country. But this is not always the case. A huge number of
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Starting a business is difficult, and it’s even harder to grow that business with the right sources of funding. One of the major risks of growing a small business, regardless of your positive improvements, is a lack of cash flow. If you don’t have collateral to make the deals that move you forward, then your
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A small business needs constant cash flow to stay healthy and accomplish its business goals. A business needs money to expand, extend credit to its major customers, make payroll, and meet unanticipated demands. Your company’s cash conversion cycle may mean that money is not always readily available to accomplish these goals, prompting you to seek
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Working capital management reflects a company’s financial health. Sales could be up, but how can a small business continue to operate without enough available working capital to purchase more supplies, distribute the goods, or meet payroll? Money tied up in accounts receivable can kill a business faster than having a bad product. This is why
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These days, starting your own business is not just about making money. With more people moving to a ‘living your best life’ mindset, there is freedom and self-fulfillment in having your own business. Small businesses can range from people in their 20’s unable to get a break in today’s job market to stay-at-home moms looking
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