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Poor cash flow is one of the biggest contributors to business failure. Download our free guide below to learn what a regular cash flow forecast should include.

Starting and running a small business can be challenging, especially when it comes to managing finances and cash flow.

When times get tough, businesses must do what they can to protect their cash flow to keep operations going.

A couple of overdue invoices, a misjudgement about new premises, even a spate of unexpected employee sickness: it doesn’t take much for your business cash flow to be disrupted.

Understand how to make the most of costs coming in and out of your business.

Having adequate working capital at all times is really important, and managing this capital carefully is critical.

Small businesses are the engine room of the Australian economy, but two years on from the start of COVID-19, they continue to battle its lagging impact on trading conditions.

Businesses work hard to forecast what their cash flow position will be over a long period of time in order to manage the inflows and outflows more effectively.

Have a killer business idea but worried about not having enough cash?