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Determination

The desire to succeed.

Initiative

Being able to make the first move, spotting opportunities and acting.

Persuasion

Having good people skills so you can make them come round to your way of thinking.

Revenue or Turnover

The income received from sales.

Fixed Costs

Costs that do not change with the level of production such as rent

Variable Costs

Costs that change directly with the level of production such as buying raw materials

Cashflow

The flow of cash in and out of a business

Inflow (Receipts)

The cash flowing into a business, such as


revenue

Outflows (Payments)

The cash flowing out of a business, your costs

Net cash flow

The difference between cash inflows and cash outflows.

Insolvency

When a business can no longer pay its bills / debts.

Cashflow forecast

A prediction of how much cash will flow through the business.

Opening Balance

The amount of money a business has at the start of the month.

Closing Balance

The amount of money a business has at the end of the month.

Business Plan

A plan for the development of a business giving various forecasts and information, perhaps sales and management experience.

Long Term Finance

Sources of money that are borrowed or invested for longer than a year, for instance a loan.

Short Term Finance

Sources of money that need to be repaid quickly eg trade credit.

Share

Part ownership of a company.

Personal Savings

Money that has been set aside by the owner to invest in their business.

Shareholders

The owners of a company.

Venture Capitalist

Someone who invests in a higher risk business for a share of the equity or profit.

Loan

Borrowing a sum of money which is then repaid over a period of time with interest.

Mortgage

A loan generally for houses or property.

Dividend

A share of the profits received by shareholders.

Retained Profit

Profit which is kept back by the business and will be used to pay for future investment.

Leasing

Renting equipment or premises.

Overdrafts

Where the bank allows you to spend more than you actually have in the bank. It's a short term loan that will be paid back with interest.

Trade Credit

Where suppliers allow you to buy now and pay later.

Profit

Revenue - Total Costs

Total Costs

Fixed Costs + Variable Costs



(remember to multiply Variable costs by amount you're producing!)

Share Capital

They money raised from selling shares to shareholders.