Can’t Seem to Make Steady Profits? Your Money Management Might Be The Problem

Have you given yourself enough time to start up and still not seeing the kinds of returns and profits you expect to? Have you struggled with achieving the financial goals you’d expected to meet by now? Or are profits inconsistent, wavering and hard to predict?

You could be doing everything right and have the best ideas on the market, but it’s not necessary that you’ll see the right kind of success even then. Why is this a persistent problem? The answer could be right in front of you: poor cash flow management!

If you hadn’t given much thought to this simple yet crucial aspect of running a business before, it’s crucial that you do now. Why? Because efficient cash flow management has various benefits, including:

Helping you set clear financial goals

As an organization, you need to have financial goals and aspirations that you want to accomplish. These will help you find direction and aspiration that you need to move toward and plan future endeavours accordingly. Whether your financial goal looks like a certain percentage of profit, a savings goal, or higher dividends or reinvesting into the business, cash flow management will allow you to know what it is.

Better budget control and compliance

Knowing where your money is coming from and where it’s going will also help you draw up a clearer, stricter budget that you need to adhere to. A realistic budget that factors in all your incomes and expenses will set the tone for your financial year and factor in all major budgetary issues that are foreseeable, and leave room to spare.

With more growth come more budgeting complications, which are why you need to have your bearings in order and a clear corporate finance system in place. Fund allocation and management will also be much easier and less complicated in the long-run.

Cash management helps with promoting growth in the long-run and working toward higher profits.

Improves profitability on the whole


Profits and savings are what you’re left with after credit and expenses are taken out of your revenue. Financial management, on the whole, allows greater control of your budget, operations and providing cost-volume analysis, risk analysis and much more.

If you’re in need of financial management services and business consultations, get in touch with us today. We are a full-service CPA firm based in Edmonton, working with small and large businesses in the region.