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Cornerstone Business Solutions > Finance & Accounting > Cash Flow Management & Modeling
7 Ways to Improve Your Cash Flow

7 Ways to Improve Your Cash Flow

by Chris Hunter | Nov 30, 2015 | Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Profit Improvement

Accounts Receivable: How to Collect When the Customers Won’t Pay

by Chris Hunter | Nov 30, 2015 | Bookkeeping & Accounting, Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Profit Improvement

Accounts Receivable: 30 Ways to Get Paid in 30 Days

by Chris Hunter | Nov 30, 2015 | Cash Flow Management & Modeling

Accounts Receivable: Clear Up Those Overdue Accounts

by Chris Hunter | Nov 30, 2015 | Cash Flow Management & Modeling

Outstanding accounts are a business asset, but not one that a business really needs. The costs of collecting an overdue debt can be high over a period of time and put a big hole in your profit margin. Collections are best done using a pre-planned system and not...
Accounts Receivable: Give Credit Only Where It’s Due

Accounts Receivable: Give Credit Only Where It’s Due

by Chris Hunter | Nov 30, 2015 | Bookkeeping & Accounting, Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Profit Improvement

First let’s ask, does your firm have a credit policy? An amazing number of professional services firms don’t have one, or if they do it’s relatively haphazard. It’s essential that your firm has a credit policy and that it’s known and...
Are You Paying Too Much for Credit Card Processing?

Are You Paying Too Much for Credit Card Processing?

by Chris Hunter | Dec 24, 2015 | Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Credit Card & Merchant Accounts

Biting the Bullet on Preparing Financial Projections for the Business Plan

by Chris Hunter | Nov 30, 2015 | Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Profit Improvement

While there’s no escape from preparing the financial information for a business plan, a step by step approach will help make the task less onerous. Similar to the overall business plan itself, the financial information should be divided into specific sections to...
Cash Flow & Gross Margin Connection: A Cleaning Firm’s Story

Cash Flow & Gross Margin Connection: A Cleaning Firm’s Story

by Chris Hunter | Nov 30, 2015 | Bookkeeping & Accounting, Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Profit Improvement

Cash Flow Model Process Map

Cash Flow Model Process Map

by Chris Hunter | Nov 30, 2015 | Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Profit Improvement

Cash Flow Projection (MS Excel Template)

by Chris Hunter | Dec 24, 2015 | Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Financing

Cash Management:  No Financial Discipline is More Important or Misunderstood

Cash Management: No Financial Discipline is More Important or Misunderstood

by Chris Hunter | Nov 30, 2015 | Bookkeeping & Accounting, Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Profit Improvement

Danger Lurks in Your Inventory

Danger Lurks in Your Inventory

by Chris Hunter | Mar 26, 2016 | Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Inventory

Inventories have a way of growing. The justification is usually that “if we don’t have it we can’t sell it”, so a connection is made that translates as”the bigger the inventory we have, the more sales we’ll make”. If only it...

Days Sales Outstanding Calculator

by Chris Hunter | Dec 25, 2015 | Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Financial Ratios & Formulas

Depreciation: The Concept Explained

Depreciation: The Concept Explained

by Chris Hunter | Nov 29, 2015 | Bookkeeping & Accounting, Cash Flow Management & Modeling

Don’t Get Caught with Overdue Accounts

by Chris Hunter | Nov 30, 2015 | Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Profit Improvement

The best way to avoid overdue accounts is to avoid dealing with another firm’s slow paying customers. Almost every customer that’s going to be a problem for you is already a problem for somebody else. Does that mean never taking risks? Of course not. Every...

Early Warning Signs of Payment Problems

by Chris Hunter | Nov 30, 2015 | Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Profit Improvement

Any business that gives credit knows it has to provide for non-payment of a portion of the total amount it’s owed unless it has an absolutely flawless credit policy, but there are early warning signs that can help you know when a debtor business is heading into...

Factoring: An Expensive Source of Financing Explained.

by Chris Hunter | Dec 24, 2015 | Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Financing

Getting Money from a Bank for Your Small Business

Getting Money from a Bank for Your Small Business

by Chris Hunter | Nov 30, 2015 | Borrowing Basics, Cash Flow Management & Modeling

Helping Clients Outrun the Recession

by Chris Hunter | Mar 25, 2016 | Cash Flow Management & Modeling, General - Operations, Profit Improvement

With the local economy in the dumps, business development advisors are working with clients to tighten up their defenses. In addition to dispensing advice on how to better monitor cash flow and accelerate receivables, business development advisors are helping clients...

How Many Hours in Your Day?

by Chris Hunter | Mar 27, 2016 | Business Plans, Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Performance Management, Start-Ups

A professional services day is theoretically the same as any other – 24 hours long. But when it comes to how many of those hours can be dedicated by managers to earning fees you’d probably be surprised just how small the number actually is. If the working week were...
How to Create a Smart Credit Policy

How to Create a Smart Credit Policy

by Chris Hunter | Nov 30, 2015 | Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Profit Improvement

Profit and Loss Projection Template (MS Excel Template)

by Chris Hunter | Dec 24, 2015 | Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Profit Improvement

Project-Investment Appraisal Criteria Matrix

Project-Investment Appraisal Criteria Matrix

by Chris Hunter | Nov 25, 2015 | Business Development, Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Change Management, General - Entrepreneurship, General - Operations, Leadership, Project Management, Strategy

Reading a Financial Statement

Reading a Financial Statement

by Chris Hunter | Dec 24, 2015 | Bookkeeping & Accounting, Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Financial Ratios & Formulas

Sales Forecast Projection Template (MS Excel Template)

by Chris Hunter | Dec 24, 2015 | Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Profit Improvement

The Balance Sheet: Definitions and Uses

The Balance Sheet: Definitions and Uses

by Chris Hunter | Nov 29, 2015 | Bookkeeping & Accounting, Cash Flow Management & Modeling

Towards a Better Budget

by Chris Hunter | Dec 24, 2015 | Cash Flow Management & Modeling, Financing

Budgeting is part of good management. No business can expect to succeed unless it has a plan for expenditures that is related to its revenue estimates. Companies that spend more than they earn won’t be in business long. But businesses generally have a number of...

What Happens Next? — Shell Oil’s Use of Scenario Planning

by Chris Hunter | Nov 25, 2015 | Business Plans, Cash Flow Management & Modeling, General - Entrepreneurship, General - Personal Growth & Leadership, Leadership

You’ll recognize the familiar way to tell an optimist from a pessimist. Give each a glass of water filled to the halfway point and ask them to describe it. The optimist says the glass is “half full”, the pessimist says it’s “half...

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Chris Hunter, MBA

Chris’ combination of academic credentials, career experience and temperament ideally suit his calling as a business development advisor. Clients say he has a mind for business and a heart for service.
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