A level Business Revision - Cash Flow Shortages

In this A level Business revision video, we examine the different methods of solving liquidity problems when a cash flow forecasts predicts that a business is going to run out of cash. BSolutions to cash flow shortages is a possible question on A level Business exams for the AQA, Edexcel, OCR and Cambridge International A level courses.
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DISCLAIMER: The solutions to cash flow shortages that students are required to be familiar with can vary between exam boards, particularly whether bank loans are a potential solution, so be sure to consult the specification of the qualification you are studying.

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[@kylezinho_]

Just looked at the topics that might come up in Paper 2, I'm glad that you're capitalising on that and helping us out!

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Are you able to cover the aqa pearson exam board? Got my mock exam for business in july

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[@Joe-dz1bt]

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[@raiyanzubair1200]

sir what is the difference between cashinflow and cashoutflow?

[@tom.1973]

raiyan zubair cash inflow is the revenue or income which is received by the business, think of it as your money flowing INTO the business. Your cash outflows is the money that a business pays out (e.g. rent, wages etc), it’s best to think of it as money flowing OUT of the business. To find your total inflows and outflows you just need to add up the total amount each month. I hope that answered your question!!

[@raiyanzubair1200]

sir what is the formula of cashoutflow?

[@madi2404]

its just the total costs (money going out the business). Cash outflow = net cash flow - cash inflow

[@waybig011]

Great video, I was wondering what exactly is liquidity?

[@PapaSeed]

Current assets/ current liabilities

[@waybig011]

@@PapaSeed thanks for the formula but I was wondering what does liquidity actually mean?

[@ah447]

@@waybig011 if a business has enough cash or current assets to pay short term debts

[@Omor214]

Ah447 that isnt liquidity. Liquidity is how soluble the business is in the sense of having liquid cash. You can have a 100 assets and no debts but if you only have assets such as capital then you are not soluble

[@ah447]

@@Omor214 idk I just read what my book told me

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[@abdurrafey53]

Sir you forgot to mention that an overdraft facility is typically more expensive than a bank loan and new businesses would suffer in the long run to pay off those extra charges