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With the economy in recovery mode, many businesses are considering options to maintain cash flow and stay afloat.

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.

Cash flow issues are not a new concept for business owners, but COVID-19 has taken an additional toll on available cash.

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

Trade credit can create significant friction for suppliers and their customers. But new technology is set to revolutionise trade terms.

Many business owners in Australia are looking for cash flow support to carry them through the current tough times. Taking precautionary steps to help manage your operations better can help you through – for example, by conducting regular cash flow forecasts.

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.