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Why Is Cash Flow Important To Survive In Our Tough Business Climate?

Growth Institute

It’s time that your entire management team learns the importance of your business’s cash flow story. Cash is king or queen. Having adequate cash flow shows your organization’s capacity to fund business growth and repay debt. Your entire management team must access and understand your cash flow story.

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HR Finance 101: A Guide To Finance for HR

AIHR

A debit is an entry that increases the value of an asset or expense in an account or decreases the value of equity or liability. A credit increases a liability or equity or decreases the value of an asset or expense in an account. The term asset refers to anything with current or future economic value owned by a company.

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Now What? Post-SVB, CEOs Need To Exercise Strategic Vision, Tactical Wile

Chief Executive

The banking crisis kicked off by the demise of Silicon Valley Bank has opened other crevices ranging from the creakiness of the global financial system to the riskiness of the Fed’s approach to inflation-fighting to the infirmity of the engine of innovation that has been driven by America’s digital-tech giants for a quarter-century.

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Registering Your Small Business: Single-Member LLC vs. Multi-Member LLC

Zenefits

If someone attempts to sue your business and you’ve filed as an LLC, they usually can’t come after your personal assets. After choosing your business structure and setting up your business, you’ll want to set up a business bank account, and either use direct deposit or a payroll platform to automate this process.

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A Refresher on Return on Assets and Return on Equity

Harvard Business Review

There are people who disagree with that adage, of course, some saying that cash and cash flow are more important (and too often ignored). Let’s start with return on assets. What is Return on Assets (ROA)? “ROA simply shows how effective your company is at using those assets to generate profit.”

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How Banks Can Compete Against an Army of Fintech Startups

Harvard Business Review

It’s been more than 25 years since Bill Gates dismissed retail banks as “dinosaurs,” but the statement may be as true today as it was then. Banking for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) has been astonishingly unaffected by the rise of the Internet.

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539 | The Pros & Cons: Taking Out a Loan

Chris LoCutro

So when you walk into a bank asking for money for your small business, who are they going to ask for a signature? And if you can't repay, they'll come for your home, your personal assets, whatever it is, because you might have that loan in your name. So more than any other asset that you can buy. Folks, here's the deal.