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<title>How much of my profit should I put back into my business?</title>
<description>Basically, the profit that you get from your business is considered to be your savings and may be used to fund other things such as loans and mortgages. However,if you plan to expand your business, you can utilize the profit that you have earned.
On how much profit you will allot to your business, </description>
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<title>What is cash flow?</title>
<description>Cash flow is basically the movement of money in and out of a business. The progress of the business will be determined by the cycle of cash inflows and cash outflows. The concept of cash flow is commonly used in planning short and long-term funding requirements of a business.
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<title>What is the difference between business cash flow and profit?</title>
<description>Cash flow is the movement of money in and out of the business. It is taken into consideration when planning the funding requirements of a business, either on a short or long-term basis, by forecasting the cash that is expected to come in and go out of the business.
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<title>How is cash flow measured in a business?</title>
<description>Basically, cash flow is composed of two components: the cash inflow and the cash outflow. You can measure cash inflow by the receipts from sales, the proceeds of share issues and assets disposal, and other sources of income.
You can measure cash outflow by the payments to the suppliers and to perso</description>
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<title>My business is experiencing fast growth. How can I make sure my cash flow can sustain that growth?</title>
<description>There are basic rules that will help make sure that your cash flow can sustain the growth of your business. These are:
1. Make sure that your cash flow is updated with all the changes that happen in your business. Since your business is expanding, it is imperative that you figure your cash inflows </description>
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