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Is Your Business Cash Flow Feeling Like A Game Of Snakes & Ladders?



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Financing & Cash flow are the  biggest issues facing business today

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Financing business cash flow in Canada often has business owners, particularly in  SME Commercial industries feeling like they are playing a constant game of ' Snakes & Ladders " - that iconic game that has one being helped and hindered at the same time. We're talking about getting more money... from your business money. Let's dig in.

 

The winning part of the cash flow ' snakes & ladders’ cash flow ' game' is to be able to spot working capital needs long before any bad news. Business owners and financial managers are often far too focused on just growing revenues and paper profits, often spending in classic entrepreneurial optimism areas.

 

Knowing your limitations in areas such as taking on debt, financing current assets (A/R & inventories), and determining what owner/shareholder dividends can be paid is all part of winning the business cash flow conundrum.

 

It shouldn't be a surprise (but it often is) that there are some simple yet intelligent ways to manage and finance your working capital needs. One of the most useful and practical also is simply keeping an ongoing tab on the ' relationship ' of receivables and inventories. The ultimate danger is when A/R is higher than it needs to be and inventories are bloated/slow turning.

 

Commercial lenders that you are considering borrowing from for business credit line needs to focus on those relationships and turnover in sales, A/R and inventory. Reasons for slow-moving receivables relate to stagnant sales, poor collections, and extended payment terms granted to your clients.

 

Your goal in a constant monitoring of sales, A/R, and inventory is to ensure you are not moving potential cash from one unproductive asset category to another! Simply speaking, no owner/manager cannot ignore a strong focus in this area of managing your business.

 

Looking for a simple way to monitor these key relationships? Set up a basic simple spreadsheet that monitors the values of sales, A/R and inventories at month-end. Examine these every month at least.

 

Example - Your month-end sales have increased 15%, but receivable totals are up 35%, and inventories are up 10%. Clearly, A/R should be your focus and signify a potential cash flow shortage based on the higher investment you're carrying in receivables.

 

Solid mgmt techniques can achieve financing business cash flow we're demonstrated and in numerous direct finance solutions - These include:

 

A/R financing

Inventory finance

Bank revolving credit lines

Non-bank asset-based business lines of credit

Refundable tax credit financing

Working capital term loans

Sale leasebacks

PO Financing

Royalty finance

 

If you're looking to extract ' real money ' from your business money and want to avoid that up and down ' snakes and ladders' feeling, seek out and speak to a trusted, credible and experienced Canadian business financing advisor who can assist you with finance business needs.

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Stan Prokop is the founder of 7 Park Avenue Financial and a recognized expert on Canadian Business Financing. Since 2004 Stan has helped hundreds of small, medium and large organizations achieve the financing they need to survive and grow. He has decades of credit and lending experience working for firms such as Hewlett Packard / Cable & Wireless / Ashland Oil