How Well Do You Understand Your Cash Flow?
Most business owners can tell you their revenue. Fewer can tell you, with confidence, where their cash actually stands or where it’s headed next. This quiz gives you a clear, honest read on your cash flow aptitude and the blind spots most businesses don’t know they have.
Take it for your own business. Or take it on behalf of a client if you’re an accountant, banker, or advisor and you are struggling to get through to your client about cash flow. It takes about 3 minutes, covers 12 questions, and will arm you with a better sense of one’s cash flow awareness.
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