Unlock Business Success: Master Income Statements, Expense Projections, and Scenario Analysis with Cashflow Forecasting!
What you’ll learn
- By the end of this course you should be able to create your own cashflow forecast.
- You will understand how your cash position can be improved
- You will learn about the different sections of the cashflow template and how they relate to each other
- You will know how much you need to start your business
- You will know whether your start up is a viable proposition!
Requirements
- A computer
- Access to the internet
- Access to email
Who this course is for:
- Those who are thinking of starting a business
- Existing businesses who need to create projections
- Those looking to raise money
- Anyone who want to learn financial management for business
- Those who need basic to advanced know how
Description
This instructor facilitates the process of understanding the cashflow statement – providing details between the inflows and outflows during a given period of time. Plus tips are provided to keep your organization in the .- Edie (Student)
You’re excited about your business idea, yet the thought of tackling the financials feels overwhelming. Maybe you’re seeking a rapid method to assemble your cash-flow projections. Or perhaps you’re a seasoned entrepreneur in search of new perspectives on cash-flow forecasting. If any of these resonate, you’re in the right spot!
Cash is indeed king, making the flow of money in and out of your venture its lifeblood. Unsure about the capital needed to kickstart your business? A cash-flow forecast is your answer. For existing businesses requiring a financial revamp, a cash-flow forecast is equally crucial. If you’re assessing the feasibility of your venture, look no further—your cash-flow forecast holds the answers.
In this course, you’ll watch me construct a cash-flow forecast from the ground up. This “look-over-my-shoulder” video series will empower you with the vital skills to craft your own cash-flow projections with confidence.
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