Enigin Money

The Budget - coming from where?

posted by enigin in Uncategorized

I never quite understand the governments Budget announcement which everyone gets to hyped up about.

Last week on the news that was all they were talking about. Going to a number of different households, members of the public to discuss how the budget affected them. The majority?

“Hi I am Mrs Smith, I have 3 children, and my husband works 40 hours a week on £20,000 pa.” - “Oh great - well isn’t it exciting. With the new budget announcements your family will be…….£1.43 better off per month! What will you spend it on?”. Madness.

It is ridiculus. Every year this hype is made about the budget and yet it never makes any realy impact to any of us. Personally, within our families or within the business. Will Enigin suddenly be better off by £1.56 a month! Oh I do hope so, it really will make all the difference.

Enigin and the Stock Market

posted by enigin in Uncategorized

I have never been able to get my head around money. The stock market, currencies, exchange rate, even the recession. Money just dominates lives!

How are all these things decided? I just don’t get it. It is amazing how one day a companies share are worth so much and the next suddenly worth nothing. They hit rock bottom - but why. Who decides and how is it decided?

Well I guess it isn’t decided exactly by someone. I do sort of understand how a companies shares can improve. If I had had a heads up about facebook being as big as it has become, yes I would have bought some shares beforehand. Then I guess as it improves in popularity and becomes bigger and earns more money, the shares are therefore worth more. Is that right? Oh I don’t know.

And where does money come from in the first place? Who decides when and how much is printed? Can’t we just print lots off, enough for everyone to have the same and go from there. We could scrap everything and start again - couldn’t we?

No I guess not. Stupid idea really. But I do wish money grew on trees! Now that would be a wonderful thing wouldn’t it.

Money it is the Enigin of everything

posted by enigin in Uncategorized

Money - why? Sometimes I wonder why do we have to have money, not personally, but why does it have to exist? Is anyone ever truly happy with money!

Obviously people aren’t 100% when they don’t have money. Money is a nightmare. You either have too much or not enough. It is never in the middle.

If you have too much - your worried your going to loose it, your security is at risk, your livelihood can be altered.

If you don’t have any - you want some. You need it, there are always things you want as well as need.

If you are in the middle - which I guess most actually are. You are ok where you are, but you could always, always do with more. You have enough to live, pay your immediate bills and eat. But you still need more!

But is is the enigin, or engine, of life nowadays. Without it where would the world be! Well not in a recession I guess thats one thing.

Enigin - where to put the money

posted by enigin in Uncategorized

Are you saving your money? Do you even have money to save? Most don’t today. But where should we be putting it?

Spend it? That sounds like the most fun, and guess what? It is just so easy to do! :-)

Banks? Why should they have it, help them out! They don’t help us.

I don’t think anyone really knows where to turn. From individuals to business, what is the next and best course of action to take. Maybe you have the answers, so please let us all know!

Then there is all the new and different things in the world. Things changing, things needing our attention and things we want, not need. How do we determine what we want and what we need? Do people want to improve the use of the worlds energy enough? Do people want to work at it and work at most things, enough?

I guess time will only tell - if we have it.

Enigin endorses old wisdom

posted by enigin in General

“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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posted by admin in Uncategorized

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