Sentences with phrase «strain on the cash flow»

Paying too much for rent, labor, machinery, materials, shipping and so on can put a strain on cash flow and kill the profit margin.

Purchasing equipment outright can put substantial strain on your cash flow.

Extending credit to your customers may boost sales, but keep in mind that credit also costs you money as it puts a strain on your cash flow.

Purchasing equipment outright can put substantial strain on your cash flow.

Is the LIC policy premium a strain on your cash flows?

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Financial pressures mounted, worsened by the Writers Guild strike in 2007 and 2008 and the vagaries of Ontario's studio tax - credit system, which put added strain on CORE's cash flow.

Another thing you may not like about OnDeck is that the lender requires daily or weekly repayment, which can put a strain on your business's cash flow.

This can place a tremendous strain on a company's cash flow because employees, subcontractors and suppliers demand payment as the work is performed or upon delivery of the materials.

On pages 74 - 75 he gives a strained view of margin of safety, comparing free cash flow yields to the 10 - year Treasury yield.

If you have issues with regular cash flow, the added strain of meeting these two large payments back - to - back may not be worth the couple hundred you'll save on prepaid interest.

Being unable to make regular mortgage or credit card payments has already put a strain on families who previously relied on traditional banks or credit unions for regular cash flow.

Many borrowers have far more to repay over 10, 20, or even 30 years, which can put a strain on month - to - month cash flow.

When the interest rates begin to increase as the cycle turns upwards, as is happening right now, the monthly bond repayments increase and start placing strain on an investor's cash flow.