Master Your Cash Flow
37mBeginner2020-10-09
Authors

WealthFit
An e-learning company focused on financial education
Course details
Whether you're dealing with an individual budget, a family budget, or a business budget, this course offers tips that can help you fix common budget problems and master your cash flow—all in only 25 minutes per week. Get step-by-step instructions on how to use a simple cash flow tracker to get a panoramic view of your finances. Learn how to efficiently review bank statements to spot trends, insights, and irregularities. Plus, discover how to forecast future cash flow hurdles so you can resolve them months in advance.
This course was created by WealthFit. We are pleased to host this content in our library.
This course was created by WealthFit. We are pleased to host this content in our library.
Skills covered
Corporate FinanceFinance and AccountingOne-Off
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Excel by mastering your cash flow
- 02 - Disclaimers to heed before moving forward
- 03 - What you can learn in this course
1. Flow of Thought
- 04 - The outcome of your financial life depends on your flow of thought
- 05 - Five steps to take to improve your thinking about finances
2. Learning to See
- 06 - Gain a fighter pilot's perspective to excel
- 07 - The power of the cash flow tracker
- 08 - Using a cash flow tracker to excel
3. Learning from the Past
- 09 - Looking at your past spending behaviors
- 10 - Reviewing your previous bank statements
- 11 - Adding transactions for further adaptability
4. Forecasting Your Future
- 12 - What to do when it comes to forecasting your financial future
- 13 - Filling out the fields required to plan for the future
- 14 - Adjusting other categories to fit proper arrangements
5. Getting Control of the Present
- 15 - Excel by planning for the future
- 16 - Time management in order to achieve your best outcome
6. Breaking Down Loan Amortization
- 17 - How you can most effectively act on loan amortization
- 18 - Loan amortization as it pertains to getting an upper hand
- 19 - Starting with the lowest balances
Conclusion
- 20 - Next steps