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Spend Money in the Right Place

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Bt Madelleine Whittaker

Within your home or your business do you find that money is pouring away at times? In many peoples lives money is just such a difficult thing to control and look after, it is much easier to spend it!

But are you using your money in the right place? Perhaps your saving it, or using it to invest. Are you taking measures to make sure your not paying out for things you don’t need?

When you do research on money issues many places first suggest you right down a budget. A list with all your monthly outgoings and all your incoming money. It always shocks me that many people don’t already do this. And a lot of the time when people do right a budget down when they don’t usually, they find that they have money being spent in random places, or on random things that they didn’t realise was being paid for.

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Advice on Money

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By Madelleine Whittaker

Here at Enigin Plc we work hard to help people and businesses to save energy, time and money. Everyone is looking to save money in some way or another. Therefore with the world wide web being the way to go in today’s world there is the advice, tips and sites out there to help anyone and everyone learn more about money.

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Money Does Grow on Trees

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By Madeleine Whittaker

We all wish, don’t we!

Some people really do fall on their feet financially, while many others struggle throughout life to make ends meet. Circumstances make such a difference to how your life pans out, so many decisions, choices and paths take you the right way or not.

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Makes Money Seem Worthless

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Reading the news today regarding the UK economy, of course the recession and the Governments debt, it really makes money seem worthless.

A headline today stating the UK deficit is lower than previously thought, that the country has had to borrow less, therefore their debt not being as bad, as previously thought.  Well obviously that is good news. But the sort of amounts they are talking about just throw all that good news out the window really.

They say that today most households in the UK have a family debt of at least £25,000. A lot of money, an amount that isn’t going to be too easy to pay off and take a bit of time.

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Enigin endorses old wisdom

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“Cash is King”

How often have you heard that phrase?

Do you know the slightly longer version?

“Turnover is Vanity, Profit is Sanity But Cash is King”

Have you seriously considered how relevant this is, if at all to your business? Enigin has.

Consider for a moment a simple example:

Newco recognizes the wisdom of the turnover/profit maxim. It declines the opportunity to expand into huge volume markets where its own limited resources will be stretched so far that their net margin will be pummeled to such an extent that profitability will be slim at best, possibly nil and at worst incur a loss.

Having followed this sensible course Newco devotes its energies to pursuing business with SME organizations (as Enigin often recommends) and builds a healthy portfolio of sound potentially profitable prospects.

Continuing to pursue these leads it begins to convert prospects into customers and realize the kind of margins discussed at Enigin distributor training sessions.

So far so good.

Eager to continue and expand this business model Newco is disappointed when a number of its prospects whilst eager to buy are short of funds. Marching boldly on, Newco decides to offer its solution on credit terms and begins to count its profits. Remember, “Profit is Sanity”.

Still so far so good?

This is a question Enigin had to ask itself in its early days.

Newco continues its pitch. Converting prospects, some as cash sales, others on credit. Of-course to meet its obligations, Newco needs to buy in its materials and services and finds itself stretching its own cash resources to the point where it is no longer able to fund its requirements as they occur. Rather it is waiting on the deferred payment terms it has allowed its “Profitable” customers who were unable to pay.

Now the conundrum. Newco is still attracting good sound SME business that will generate sound margins but is unable to buy in the goods it needs to service these customers.

No goods – no customers.

No customers – no cash.

No cash – no business.

“Cash is King”

Do you have potentially profitable prospects eager to proceed but unable to pay? Talk to your Enigin Business Development Manager about the Lease Purchase options Enigin offers its own direct prospects. There will be similar arrangements available in your territory.

Third party Lease Purchase schemes ensure you are paid on delivery.

“Cash is King”.

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