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Current Ratio

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Current Ratio

Current Ratio

Do you know and regularly calculate your organization’s Current Ratio?

Working Capital

If you haven’t already, I encourage you to read the article: Working Capital.

In that article, we explore this important concept.  This is a good “companion” article to this article.

If you recall, Working Capital is defined as Current Assets minus Current Liabilities.

The Key is Current

As you will see, the key word from above is Current.  Meaning, Current Assets and Current Liabilities.

So, by definition, the Current Ratio is equal to ...

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Working Capital

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Working Capital

Working Capital

How do you measure your organization’s Working Capital?

What is It?

What comes to mind when you hear the term Working Capital?

If you’re like most people, you probably think of cash on hand.  But, it’s more than just that.

The technical definition is Current Assets minus Current Liabilities.

The Balance Sheet

You will find the elements you need on your organization’s Balance Sheet.

First, Current Assets includes cash.  Additionally, it also includes other assets that will be converted to cash or used up in the ...

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Is All Money Created Equal?

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Is All Money Created Equal?

Is All Money Created Equal?

Is all money created equal?  If you think money is money – think again.  Whether for personal reasons or for your business, do your best to establish some level of a cash reserve.  Call it a “rainy day” fund, a reserve account, etc.  Something is better than nothing – and more is better than less.

Establishing A Cash Reserve – Why?

Into every life (or in every business), a little rain must fall.  You will appreciate establishing a ...

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