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    I am not a lawyer or financial advisor by any means, but sometimes we need some help in business. From what I’ve heard statistics show that 85% of all small businesses that start up fail in the first 5 years.

    So, there’s a good chance that there will come a time when you look at your bank account and say to yourself, “I don’t have enough money to pay my bills”, or at the very least say, “I can’t go on holidays because there’s not enough money to pay for it”.

    You have recognised the red flags that warn you in business that something is wrong. People with money didn’t come about it by luck. Many times they have had their business go broke and have had to start again.

    They may have gone broke in the first place because they hadn’t learned their lessons well when it came to managing money rather than just make it. If you’re in or starting a small business you must be aware of or have access to information on how to handle a cash crisis should it come up in your business.

    The hard part is recognising the crisis in the first place so that you can do something to fix it before it is too late. There are 7 steps that may enable you to handle a crisis in your business successfully. Complete the checklists below to assess your situation. Here are the steps:

    Step 1. Check If Your Business Is In Crisis

    Is your business generating enough income to cover your expenses without having to touch your savings? If it is not there are many reasons why this may be the case. This analysis of your situation is not comprehensive enough to cover all situations but should give you a broad picture of your situation.

    We have to start from some point in your business to move forward in assessing crisis. I assume that you have sales coming in, you have a marketing program and you are physically able to work.

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    Evaluate the information if it suits, that’s great. If it doesn’t, discard it. Basically you should proceed if the money side of your business needs attention. Go ahead and complete (“Doc 1”) because we need this information to go to the next step, Part 2 (see below)of the article. A

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    u have recognised the red flags that warn you in business that something is wrong. People with money didn’t come about it by luck. Many times they have had their business go broke and have had to start again.

    They may have gone broke in the first place because they hadn’t learned their lessons well when it came to managing money rather than just make it. If you’re in or starting a small business you must be aware of or have access to information on how to handle a cash crisis should it come up in your business.

    The hard part is recognising the crisis in the first place so that you can do something to fix it before it is too late. There are 7 steps that may enable you to handle a crisis in your business successfully. Complete the checklists below to assess your situation. Here are the steps:

    Step 1. Check If Your Business Is In Crisis

    Is your business generating enough income to cover your expenses without having to touch your savings? If it is not there are many reasons why this may be the case. This analysis of your situation is not comprehensive enough to cover all situations but should give you a broad picture of your situation.

    We have to start from some point in your business to move forward in assessing crisis. I assume that you have sales coming in, you have a marketing program and you are physically able to work.

    If any of these things are apparent in your business, for example, no sales coming in the door, you are probably too far-gone to bother assessing your situation. However if not, some of this information may be relevant to a certain degree.

    Evaluate the information if it suits, that’s great. If it doesn’t, discard it. Basically you should proceed if the money side of your business needs attention. Go ahead and complete (“Doc 1”) because we need this information to go to the next step, Part 2 (see below)of the article.

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    The hard part is recognising the crisis in the first place so that you can do something to fix it before it is too late. There are 7 steps that may enable you to handle a crisis in your business successfully. Complete the checklists below to assess your situation. Here are the steps:

    Step 1. Check If Your Business Is In Crisis

    Is your business generating enough income to cover your expenses without having to touch your savings? If it is not there are many reasons why this may be the case. This analysis of your situation is not comprehensive enough to cover all situations but should give you a broad picture of your situation.

    We have to start from some point in your business to move forward in assessing crisis. I assume that you have sales coming in, you have a marketing program and you are physically able to work.

    If any of these things are apparent in your business, for example, no sales coming in the door, you are probably too far-gone to bother assessing your situation. However if not, some of this information may be relevant to a certain degree.

    Evaluate the information if it suits, that’s great. If it doesn’t, discard it. Basically you should proceed if the money side of your business needs attention. Go ahead and complete (“Doc 1”) because we need this information to go to the next step, Part 2 (see below)of the article.

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    ouch your savings? If it is not there are many reasons why this may be the case. This analysis of your situation is not comprehensive enough to cover all situations but should give you a broad picture of your situation.

    We have to start from some point in your business to move forward in assessing crisis. I assume that you have sales coming in, you have a marketing program and you are physically able to work.

    If any of these things are apparent in your business, for example, no sales coming in the door, you are probably too far-gone to bother assessing your situation. However if not, some of this information may be relevant to a certain degree.

    Evaluate the information if it suits, that’s great. If it doesn’t, discard it. Basically you should proceed if the money side of your business needs attention. Go ahead and complete (“Doc 1”) because we need this information to go to the next step, Part 2 (see below)of the article.

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    , for example, no sales coming in the door, you are probably too far-gone to bother assessing your situation. However if not, some of this information may be relevant to a certain degree.

    Evaluate the information if it suits, that’s great. If it doesn’t, discard it. Basically you should proceed if the money side of your business needs attention. Go ahead and complete (“Doc 1”) because we need this information to go to the next step, Part 2 (see below)of the article. Add up the monthly expenses then annualise them to find out how much you must earn Per Annum to pay all your expenses. Once that is completed you will have two important pieces of information.

    1. How much you spend in your personal life
    2. How much you need to earn to support that amount (plus or minus from your present situation).

    FIXED DOMESTIC EXPENSES
    Mortgage Payments or Rent
    Electricity
    Rates
    Fire and General Insurance
    Personal Accident or Disability Insurance
    Health Insurance
    Car Hire Purchase/loan
    Other Hire Purchase/credit cards
    Debt Reduction – Personal Loans Overdraft Ect
    Other
    Club Dues
    School fees
    Food and Living expenses
    Telephone
    Other
    TOTAL MONTHLY

    VARIABLE DOMESTIC EXPENSES
    Medical, Dental, Chemist etc (net After Refunds)
    Clothing and Footwear
    School Requisites – Fees, books and sports
    Dry Cleaning and Laundry
    Entertainment, Theatre, Amusements
    Tobacco, Liquor other Personal Items
    Home Maintenance
    Running Cost – Second Car and Fares
    Church, Charities Etc
    Sports and hobbies
    Vacations
    Motor Vehicle (1) Hire Purchase /Lease
    Other Travelling – Parking tolls Fares Etc
    Telephone
    Other –
    TOTAL MONTHLY

    OTHER EXPENSES
    Memberships
    Fees and other Self-Education
    Printing, Stationery, Postage Etc
    Telephone
    Newspapers and Periodicals
    Entertainment and Gifts
    Centre of Influence & Sub Agency Cost
    Other overheads – Rent Secretarial Etc
    TOTAL MONTHLY

    SAVING AND ACCUMULATION
    Life Insurance and Superannuation
    Investments
    Saving – Bank, building society etc
    Other
    TOTAL MONTHLY

    NET ANNUAL INCOME REQUIRED

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