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A solid budget is the foundation for your company's financial management and success. Here are 4 detailed strategies to stay in control of your business budgeting.

Are you finding it difficult to raise capital? Here are four key ways to reduce your business risk and improve your chances of accessing funding and capital.

According to Paul Graham, "We'll increasingly be defined by what we say no to". Being clear on your Vision, Goals and priorities make it much easier to say no to things that don't contribute to your plan - enabling you to say yes to the rights things!

Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• Budgeting for success: the importance of good financial management
• Improving your chances of accessing capital
• How to say no if you're a yes person!

Newsletter 11th August 2026

Want to push your business to the next level? Here's 10 hot questions to ask yourself as a business owner, with advice on how they can drive your growth and success

It's that time again - the first instalment of Provisional Tax for the 2027 financial year is due on 28 August. Income changed? Worth letting us know so you get your tax right this year.

Cashflow is important for businesses. Cash in the account means more capital to fund day-to-day expenses. Many small business owners report difficulties when it comes to the delay between issuing an invoice and actually getting paid.

Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• Ten hot questions to ask yourself as a business owner
• New tax cycle: Provisional Tax due 28 August
• 6 ways to get paid quicker

Newsletter 4th August 2026

The Official Cash Rate (OCR) rose to 2.5% in July 2026. We've outlined the potential benefits and drawbacks of this rise in the OCR and what this means for your business.

As a business owner, how much should you pay yourself? It depends on how much your business can afford, market pay rates, and whether reinvestment could pay dividends.

Are you managing your small business finances based on static budget? Now may be the time to switch to rolling cashflow forecasting and deeper cash projections.

Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• What does a rise in the Official Cash Rate mean for your business?
• How much should you pay yourself?
• Rolling cashflow forecasts: the benefits for your NZ business.

Newsletter 28th July 2026

When was the last time you reviewed your business spending? We suggest 5 key ways to review, manage and mitigate your operational costs and overheads.

Positive cashflow is the beating heart of your business. Dive into our Plain English guide to cashflow and find out how to get in complete control of your cash position.

When used correctly, AI can be a powerful tool, capable of delivering huge efficiency savings to businesses and individuals alike. But, like any tool, AI needs to be used correctly to get the most out of it.

Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• When was the last time you reviewed your business spending?
• Plain english guide to cashflow
• AI - ways to boost business efficiency

Newsletter 21st July 2026

Are you making any of these accounting mistakes? We've outlined the top 5 accounting pitfalls that small business owners trip over, so you don't have to make the same mistakes.

Business confidence limped to +10 in the recent ANZ Business Outlook Survey. What can your business do to push forward when business confidence levels are so low.

What are fringe benefits? And what are the tax implications for you, your business and your employees? We give you the overview you need.

Our weekly newsletter has an update on the following
• 5 Common accounting mistakes (and how to avoid them)
• How to push forward when business confidence is low
• What are fringe benefits - and what are the tax implications?

Newsletter 14th July 2026