Traditional business banking comes with hidden costs, including monthly maintenance fees, wire transfer charges, overdraft penalties, and transaction limits that can add up quickly. Here's how to avoid them.
Explore key considerations for determining the right cash reserve amount for your company, as well as runway calculations and risk management strategies.
Businesses can earn interest on their cash reserves without locking them up in long-term investments. Two of the best options are high-yield business savings accounts and money market accounts (MMAs)—both offering competitive interest rates while keeping funds accessible. Let's talk about them.
If your business bank fails, FDIC insurance covers up to $250K, but excess funds may be at risk. Protect your money by using multiple banks, insured cash sweep services, and Treasury bills. Always have a backup account and a contingency plan to avoid disruptions.
A cash flow forecast helps businesses predict money coming in and going out, ensuring they stay financially stable. This is how you build one.