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Cash flow statement

Definition  A cash flow statement is a financial statement that provides a summary of how a company manages its cash position over a specific period of time. It shows the inflows and outflows of cash and cash equivalents, categorising them into operating, investing, and financing activities.  What is a cash flow statement? The primary purpose […]

Trade credit insurance

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Commercial van insurance

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Revolving credit

Definition Revolving credit refers to a type of credit arrangement that allows individuals or businesses to borrow money up to a predetermined limit, repay it, and then borrow again. What is revolving credit? Unlike a traditional loan, revolving credit provides a continuous line of credit that can be used and repaid repeatedly, as long as […]

Rent vs. buy calculator

The decision between renting and buying is a crucial financial choice. Use this handy calculator to find out what decision is best for you.

Refinancing

Definition Refinancing in business and finance refers to the process of replacing or restructuring existing debt or financial instruments with a new arrangement. What is refinancing? Refinancing is a strategic financial decision often undertaken to optimise a company’s capital structure and enhance its overall financial health. Purpose of refinancing: Lowering interest rates: One common reason […]

Peer-to-peer lending (P2P)

Definition Peer-to-peer lending is a decentralised form of lending that enables individuals or businesses to borrow money directly from other individuals or investors through online platforms, bypassing traditional financial institutions like banks. What is peer-to-peer lending? Peer-to-peer lending creates a marketplace where borrowers are connected with lenders. Key elements of peer-to-peer lending: Online platforms: P2P […]

Overdraft

Definition An overdraft is a financial arrangement provided by a bank or financial institution that allows an account holder to withdraw or spend more money than is currently available in their account, up to a specified limit. What is overdraft? Overdraft essentially provides short-term credit to cover temporary shortfalls in funds. Overdrafts can be a […]

Operating lease

Definition An operating lease is a type of lease agreement in which a lessee gains access to and uses an asset from a lessor for a specified period of time. What is operating lease? An operating lease is akin to a rental arrangement. It allows the lessee to use the asset without taking on the […]

Self employed insurance

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Business equipment insurance

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Sales tax calculator

Our sales tax calculator can help you determine the the amount of sales tax that should be added to a purchase.

Lease calculator

Our lease calculator can help you make informed decisions about acquiring assets, and helping you understand the financial implications and commitments associated with leasing arrangements.

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