Financial Analysis Skills Can Make —
or Break — Your Small Business
Our Financial Training Helps You Achieve
This Critical Skill Painlessly!
Careful financial analysis is the key to tracking performance and getting a fix on how you're really doing.
This program explains and demonstrates the relationship between balance sheet and income statement so you can actually use them! You'll learn how to look at 10 different areas:
Tracking — Learn which financial information you need to track.
Return on investment (ROI) — Compare your net profit / shareholder equity with industry norms.
Return on assets — Look at net profit and value of assets in comparison to industry norms.
Asset turnover — Compare your sales with the value of your assets and against industry norms.
Working capital — A liquidity indicator, determined by dividing current assets by current liabilities... How do you stack up against your competitors?
Quick ratio / Acid test ratio — Look at your current assets-inventory to current liabilities and then compare yourself to industry norms.
Inventory turnover — You get this by dividing cost of goods sold by average inventory. Are you on track?
Receivables turnover — Use net sales, average accounts receivable, and receivables turnover to determine this ratio.
Average days payable — How long does it take you to pay your bills and how do you compare to other businesses in your field?
Debt to equity ratio — Total liabilities divided by shareholders' equity + retained earnings will give you this stability indicator number.
Our engaging videos and workbooks will help you master each of these topics.
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Sample Our Program
Each program comes with both a workbook and companion videos on DVD. We understand that many people are reluctant to buy online, especially when it comes to training materials. So we've made some samples available...
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