Loren Baker says, “On paper your business is thriving. Sales are up and you really haven’t increased your expenses. But, you’re still having cash flow problems. This is a serious concern for businesses in all industries, of all sizes.

While there could be a number of reasons why you’re dealing with cash flow problems, one of the obvious places to start is by opening your books and seeing what’s going on with your invoices. This means looking into which invoices have been issued, paid and received. By tracking your money movement, you should have a better understanding on what’s going on with your cash flow“.

Top Tips to Ensure Clients Pay on Time and Increase Your Cash Flow

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