I’ve spent most of my career helping my clients or employers see their financial future because I’ve seen what happens when small companies don’t know what their next 12 months look like, or when they don’t understand the financial impact of their business decisions. So, for all of you trusted financial advisors, the past two weeks I shared 10 reasons why your clients need a monthly prediction. In case you missed them, here are reasons 1-5 and reasons 6-10. Now, here are the 5 ways that helpi... [continue reading]

I’ve spent most of my career helping my clients or employers see their financial future because I’ve seen what happens when small companies don’t know what their next 12 months look like, or when they don’t understand the financial impact of their business decisions. So, for all of you trusted financial advisors, last week I explained my first 5 reasons why your clients need a monthly prediction. In case you missed them, here they are. Now here are the NEXT 5 reasons, and next week I’ll explai... [continue reading]

I’ve spent most of my career helping my clients or employers see their financial future because I’ve seen what happens when small companies don’t know what their next 12 months look like, or when they don’t understand the financial impact of their business decisions. So, for all of you trusted financial advisors, I’ve put together 10 reasons why your clients need a monthly prediction. I explain reasons 1-5 today, and I’ll explain reasons 6-10 next week. The following week I’ll explain the 5 ways... [continue reading]

Roger recently appeared on the Small Small Business (SSB) podcast. Learn how SSB helps small businesses here. Roger discussed 10 reasons why you should do business projections. Here’s reason number nine. Roger Scherping: OK, number nine on my list is: Project your cash balance. I don’t think there’s a financial metric that’s more important than your cash balance. I think it’s more important than sales or profits. If you don’t have cash, your vendors don’t get paid, or you miss a payroll, and ... [continue reading]

Roger recently appeared on the Small Small Business (SSB) podcast. Learn how SSB helps small businesses here. Roger discussed 10 reasons why you should do business projections. Here’s reason number six. Roger Scherping: All right, number six. This one kind of came out – I didn’t really realize this one until we started working with people on their projections, so it’s unexpected. But, and that is, that by doing projections you’ll be able to understand what drives your cash flow. So let’s say ... [continue reading]


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Five stars

"I've started a few businesses, and for the last three I ran my ideas through ProjectionSmart to help me make a go/no-go decision. Without that initial review of what the future might look like, I wouldn't have known which ones were a good use of my time and which ones were a bad use of time. ProjectionSmart guided me to the right decisions. It's easy to use and a fantastic product."
~ John, serial entrepreneur

Five stars

"As someone new to starting up a business, the tools provided via ProjectionSmart were a great asset. Easy simple way to develop the financial picture for your new enterprise that help clarify what it was going to take to get started and to insure you didn't miss something. All of that at an affordable price. "
~ Bruce, Entrepreneur

Five stars

"ProjectionSmart was very simple to use and helped me greatly understand what is needed and what it will take for me to start a business."
~ Kelsie, small business owner

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