Healthcare financial modelling: How to manage costs and revenue streams
There are dozens of reasons that a healthcare provider would want to plan their finances – as would any business. Learn more with Brixx.

Practical advice on forecasting, cash flow, and planning, plus templates, walkthroughs, and strategies you can apply straight away.
There are dozens of reasons that a healthcare provider would want to plan their finances – as would any business. Learn more with Brixx.

As the country is locked down again, many businesses are forced to close. But there’s one kind of business that can stay open! Find out how to open your very own food van with our comprehensive guide.

Like all businesses, starting a photography business isn’t as simple as registering and getting hired as a freelancer in photojournalism. No need to fear, as this in-depth guide will provide you with all the details you need to start your own photography business.

If you’re reviewing the intricacies of financial reporting or wish to streamline your business’ financial statements, this blog post is your guide to understanding the essence and significance of the FAST standard. Dive in and discover how this standard is revolutionising financial reporting practices and empowering businesses in the finance sector.

Uncertainty surrounds the financial world, and the accounting world is no exception. Navigating doubtful debt is a challenging task, but with the right strategies, it is possible to manage this uncertainty.

Data is an invaluable resource that businesses cannot afford to ignore. However, how do you get actionable insights from such data? Explore this topic with us in our latest article.

Total costs refer to the overall business costs and expenses incurred when creating goods or services. Everything that your business spends to keep its operations running is accounted for within this financial metric.

One of the most popular businesses to start in the UK is a dog walking business. It’s no surprise really, it’s easy to get going and costs very little. In this guide, we walk you through every single step and breakdown the financial plan at the end. You’ll be up and running in no time!

If you’re new to accounting, goodwill isn’t what you expect it to be. Goodwill can often be the cause of many headaches and arguments in the buying and selling of a business, this is all down to its nature, find out what that is inside!

The quick ratio or acid test is a great KPI to understand your ability to cover short term debts – but what role does it play in forecasting?

Any company, SaaS or not, needs to keep track of the cash they have on deck in order to stay afloat. We’ve compiled our top tips for SaaS cash flow forecasting to help your business see increased success.

This week, we’re looking at budgets and forecasts. Have you ever wondered what the difference is between a budget and a forecast? Or whether you need one or the other, or both? Find out the answers here.

A Present Value Table is a pre-calculated table used in finance that displays the present value factor for different combinations of interest rates and periods. It’s a useful tool for quickly calculating the present value of future cash flows without having to use a financial calculator each time.

A cash budget is a detailed plan that outlines a company’s projected cash inflows and outflows over a specific period. This financial tool is used to assess whether a business has sufficient cash to operate or whether it needs additional funding.

Revision history, a feature often seen in document editing and software development, is vital in financial forecasting tools. In this blog post, we’ll explore the concept of revision history, its critical role in financial forecasting, and the numerous benefits it offers.

The spreadsheet still remains a staple across many finance departments. This raises an important question: Can they still help with FP&A? We will explore this notion within our article.

By conducting variance analysis, businesses can identify areas of improvement, determine the causes of any deviations from the plan, and take corrective actions to get back on track. It helps in identifying areas where the business is doing well and where it needs improvement to achieve its objectives.

In the final part of the KPI and Ratio series we’re looking at gearing ratios, which reveal the inherent risks in different capital structures. If you’re new to the concept of gearing then this is a great primer for these important ratios.

Profitability metrics are a group of key performance indicators that analysts use to measure businesses. This week we explain profitability and show how these KPIs can be useful to your business.

Learn more about assets and their place in the financial planning landscape. There are many classifications of asset, which we’ll look at in relation to their place on the balance sheet.
