1: DSBN: Finance information for small business, small business resources, articles, small business support, Dealing With Financial Anxiety
The establishment of a home-based business normally brings with it a certain degree of financial anxiety, but it is important not to let money issues bring you down.
Department: FINANCE
Publish Date: Monday, 16 August 2010
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2: DSBN: Finance information for small business, small business resources, articles, small business support, Debt Collection
Wouldn't it be great to always get paid? If everyone treated your business the same way you treated everyone else, there wouldn't be a problem. People would willingly pay what is expected of them and business would go on as usual. Sadly, not everyone has nearly as high standards as you.
Department: FINANCE
Publish Date: Monday, 16 August 2010
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3: Dividing Equity Between Founders and Investors
One of the most common questions asked by small business owners when looking to grow a business through venture capital investment, is regarding the distribution of equity. There are no hard and fast rules, and equity is negotiated on a case-by-case basis.
Department: FINANCE
Publish Date: Monday, 16 August 2010
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4: DSBN: Finance information for small business, small business resources, articles, small business support, Five Ways to Cut your Small Business Costs
For a small business, any reduction in expenses is always welcome and can result in increasing your profits. Here are five tips that will help you reduce your business costs and make your business leaner and meaner
Department: FINANCE
Publish Date: Monday, 16 August 2010
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5: Five Ways to Generate Cash in Your Business
There are only five ways to generate cash in a business. I have taught tens of thousands of people around the world and so far no one has been able to challenge me on this and no one has yet been able to discover any other ways of generating cash. However, before we get into that, I need to cover some very important information that is essential in totally comprehending “The Five Ways to Generate Cash in a Business.”
Department: FINANCE
Publish Date: Monday, 16 August 2010
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6: Getting Invoicing Right
Customers who may late are one of the banes of business life - but sometimes we can be our own worst enemies when it comes to getting paid. Research shows that errors in invoices typically cause delays in payment of anywhere between two weeks and two months. Being slow to send out invoices encourages customers to push payment inot their next monthly cycle, so you get paid a month later than you expect.
Department: FINANCE
Publish Date: Monday, 16 August 2010
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7: DSBN: Finance information for small business, small business resources, articles, small business support, GlossaryofFinancialTerms
Following is a glossary and simple explanation of financial words and terms founds in two important financial reports used to monitor the performance of your business - the profit & loss statement and the balance sheet
Department: FINANCE
Publish Date: Monday, 16 August 2010
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8: DSBN: Finance information for small business, small business resources, articles, small business support, Your Fiscal Health Check
Outlined a plan for keeping a finger on the pulse of your business.
Department: FINANCE
Publish Date: Monday, 16 August 2010
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9: DSBN: Finance information for small business, small business resources, articles, small business support, How to be a Super Hero - Smart Superannuation Strategies for Business Owners
The countdown to the new superannuation system is underway and as of July 1 new reforms to super legislation and regulations will officially be put in place. For small-medium businesses (SMEs), this is the best time in history to make the most of super.
Department: FINANCE
Publish Date: Monday, 16 August 2010
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10: How To Become Debt-Free in Three To Seven Years
The fastest and easiest way to eliminate debt is by adding 10% of your gross income to your minimum monthly debt repayments. For example, if your gross income is $3000 per month, and your minimum monthly debt repayments are $1200 per month, you would now pay $1500 per month.
Department: FINANCE
Publish Date: Monday, 16 August 2010
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