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Posted by GTC Financial on 6.07.2017

New Financial Year Resolutions to “Kickstart” The New Financial Year

The new financial year has just quietly ticked over without much fanfare. The budget was pretty bland, the economy is not doing much but that doesn’t mean your business needs to be like that too.New Financial Year Resolutions to “Kickstart” The New Financial Year

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Topics: Business Improvement, Business Planning

Posted by GTC Financial on 5.07.2017

Using a Team of "In-house Experts to prepare your business plan

Over the next year I will be sending out a series of blogs that will help you improve your business’ profitability, cash flow and value. The first blog explains why you should involve your Team in preparing your business plan.

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Topics: Business Improvement, Business Planning

Posted by GTC Financial on 1.03.2017

10 essential tips for business owners

As a business owner, there is always something to do, however many owners often spend more time working in the business than they do on managing the business.

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Topics: Business Improvement, Business Planning

Posted by GTC Financial on 13.01.2017

Being funny with customers

Happy and satisfied customers always come back and also make great recommendations for your business. This article by The Conversation  looks at how humour can be used to increase customer satisfaction. Enjoy the read.

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Topics: Business Improvement

Posted by GTC Financial on 27.08.2015

How to beat the cash flow crunch

Case Study

Background

A wholesale and retail business is experiencing large fluctuations in its sale, profits and cash flow. The business supplies goods to mining and rural businesses and is required to carry large stock holdings and significant credit accounts. Heavy rains also caused damage to the business’s stock and premises and it was unable to supply refrigerated goods for a period of 2 months.

The owners, William and Laura, wanted advice on how to improve their profit, better manage their cash flow and prevent the loss of income from future unplanned events.

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Topics: Business Improvement

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