cashflow is the life line of your business,

cash flow may be a little complicated but I will explain in very simple terms.cashflow is the movement of finances in your business,it entails the movement of money within and out of your business.

cashflow details how money move into your business and how it moves out too. For you to grow your small business,you must maintain a high level integrity in managing your finances.

There is nothing that kills a business faster than bad financial management. You must account for every penny that moves out of your business as well as every penny that moves into your business.

Hence it is very important for a businessman who wants to grow his business to keep a detailed account of his business cashflow, you can do this by keeping a cash book or use excel,MSN or any other backed up software to achieve this.

Cashflow is the blood line of every business,just like human body,a business begins to die when there is no cashflow or circulation of finances in and out of the business hence,to work on your cashflow is very important.

You must maintain integrity when its comes to handling the finances of your business, separate yourself and your personal spending from your business expenses. You must avoid dipping your hand into your business finance and spending it unnecessarily rather create for yourself detailed plans of payment of allowance to yourself, when once you pay yourself,all other money belongs to the business and not to you.

You must keep detailed record of the financial temperature of your business, you achieve this by calculating the financial equivalent of your inventory as against your sales and the level of demand you are getting.

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70% of small business in Nigeria have a low Cashflow chart, which is normal given the nature of our financial system.

I won't be too bothered about the cashflow if I had a biz, the major concern is are you making sales? And do you have funds to maintain your running cost for at least a month?