With today's sky-rocketing fuel prices, keeping a lid on your petrol bill seems an almost impossible task. However, note the word "almost". Here are a few tips to help you keep a lid on these costs.
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Most businesses need to borrow funds, whether to purchase a piece of equipment or to give the business a bit of "breathing space" when cash flow is tight. This information sheet explains some financing terms, gives a brief explanation on how a lending works and gives you some hints in the event that you are thinking about applying for finance.
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The threat of insolvency can sometimes be like a monkey on your back, especially in the building industry. This information sheet outlines some simple steps to avoid insolvency.
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Managing cash flow is essential for keeping your business afloat. If you successfully manage your cash flow, you can then concentrate on growing your business. This information sheet is the final in a three part series on Managing Cash Flow – it provides tips on how to keep track of your business.
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Managing cash flow is essential to keep your business afloat. If you successfully manage your cash flow, you can then concentrate on growing your business. This information sheet is the first in a three part series on Managing Cash Flow – it provides tips on how to measure your cash flow through keeping track of your cash inflows and outflows.
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Managing cash flow is essential for keeping your business afloat. If you successfully manage your cash flow, you can then concentrate on growing your business. This information sheet is the second in a three part series on Managing Cash Flow – it provides tips on how to monitor your cash flow.
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You have decided to start a business but you find that you need more money than you have and require finance. What are your options? This information sheet sets out an overview of the options that are available to you and a brief description of each one.
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