The Blog: About Business Cash Flow [Plus]

Cash flow can be a main problem for wholesale businesses, particularly small and midsize ones. This problem develops from two factors:

Off-season revenue decreases are what some businesses fear. At one point of the year, they're driving in profits. At the other point of the year, they're hardly making any money. With this type of...

Every business dreads certain clients: the ones with delinquent accounts, those who make serial late payments, and clients who consistently push the envelope with how long you’ll wait before calling...

According to The Trucker’s Report, the largest operating expense for a commercial truck is diesel fuel (driver salary is second). In the typical personal automobile, a driver averages using 500...

Securing funds for your small business isn’t easy. Convincing a bank or credit union to fund your startup requires lengthy loan applications, perfectly executed presentations, and impressive...

Any type of staffing company may come up against a common problem: the gap between when the company’s bills are due and when they are paid by clients for their employees’ work. Though this is an...

The average construction company can have hefty daily and long-term expenses, from stalled construction projects to typical maintenance costs. Between slow client payments and steep interest fees on...

Working capital is the funds your business has available for day-to-day operations. These expenses can include office materials, maintenance costs, rent, and utilities. This is the money you spend...

When your construction business seems paralyzed by increasing inconsistencies in cashflow, you may turn to a finance company in what seems to be a dire need to jumpstart the ledger. However,...

Every business owner knows that pricing can make or break a company. The price of a product or service tells consumers what level of quality to expect, how you compare with competitors, and the...