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Manage
Guides and tools to help you to manage and run your business profitably.
Build Resilience
Build Resilience
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Proving your knowledge and specific expertise is critical to entrusting potential customers to do business with you. -
Your competitive advantage can both drive more business your way and protect you against your competition. -
This small business recovery guide will help you take immediate action and prepare for funding or government grants. -
Work out the burn rate and calculate how much time you have until the cash is gone. -
There are five pieces of information or questions you should answer when your business is under stress. -
If you are struggling, learn how to avoid running out of money while you buy time to recover. -
Being able to manage a crisis is what sets good and great leaders apart. -
This Recovery Checklist covers a number of ways you can rebuild your business, from seeking new customers to increasing your profit.
Manage Cash
Manage Cash
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Here are a few tasks to take case of before the end of your financial year. -
Take practical steps to fine-tune your operation by focusing on driving profit throughout your business. -
Various factors contribute to the current cost of living crisis, and businesses are affected differently depending on the industry. -
With interest rates climbing, it makes sense to take steps to protect your business from events outside your control. -
Here are tips to adjust your business when interest rates rise. -
Find out how to maximize sales during peaks and minimize losses in the valleys. -
Discover the warning signs and implement strategies to avoid cash flow issues. -
The sooner you know something needs fixing, the earlier you can remedy the issue and the stronger your business will be. -
If access to money is all you need, and the core demand is still sound, consider these six strategies. -
If your business is under financial pressure, you could have assets to convert into cash to bridge the gap until the business recovers. -
A reliable, trusted banker is vital to the success of any small business.
Protect
Protect
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Business Email Compromise (BEC) is the latest scam targeting businesses in the US. Here are some ways you can protect your business. -
With the right contingency strategies in place, you can minimize the impact of supply chain issues on your business. -
Use these measures to protect your business from cyber security threats. -
Understanding the threats posed by cybercrime and training staff to spot them is a must for doing business. -
Credit card fraud is something that can never be eliminated, but rather something that must be managed. -
Safeguard your business from anything that may impact your survival and growth. -
Anything you create or build has the potential to be copied by someone else so you should protect it legally. -
Fraud could be in the form of identity theft or reputational damage from online activity you can’t control.
Disclaimer
For informational purposes only. There is NO WARRANTY, expressed or implied, for the accuracy of this information or its applicability to your financial situation. Please consult your financial and/or tax advisor.
