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Section 1: Getting Started With Financial Forecasting

Module 1: What Financial Forecasting Is and Why It Matters for Cash Flow

Module 2: Setting Your Forecast Goal, Time Horizon, and Forecast Type

Section 2: Building Your Forecast Inputs (Revenue, Expenses, and Working Capital)

Module 3: Gathering and Cleaning Your Financial Data for Forecasting

Module 4: Forecasting Revenue Step by Step (Simple and Practical Methods)

Module 5: Forecasting Expenses, Including COGS, Payroll, and One-Time Costs

Module 6: Working Capital Basics: AR, AP, Inventory, and Timing

Section 3: Building the Forecast Model (Cash Flow First)

Module 7: Building a 13-Week Cash Flow Forecast (Step by Step)

Module 8: Turning Your Cash Forecast Into a Monthly Forecast for Revenue, Expenses, and Growth

Section 4: Using Forecasts to Reduce Uncertainty and Make Decisions

Module 9: Scenario Forecasting for Uncertainty (Base, Best, and Worst Case)

Module 10: Forecast Review Rhythm: Tracking Actuals, Updating Assumptions, and Staying on Course

Section 5: Quiz Modules (Knowledge Checks)

Quiz 1: Forecasting Fundamentals and Key Terms

Quiz 2: Choosing Forecast Types, Time Horizons, and Assumptions

Quiz 3: Revenue and Expense Forecasting Basics

Quiz 4: Working Capital and Cash Timing

Quiz 5: Cash Forecast Maintenance and Scenario Planning

Section 6: Course Wrap-Up and Learner Feedback

Course Survey: Confidence and Next Steps in Financial Forecasting

Mastering Financial Forecasting for Small Business Cash Flow is a practical, step-by-step course that shows founders, solo entrepreneurs, and small finance teams exactly how to turn messy bank activity and invoices into clear, confident cash decisions. In this hands-on program, you’ll learn the essentials of forecasting—what it is, why it’s not the same as budgeting, and how it helps you prevent cash crunches—then build simple models that fit the way small businesses actually operate. You’ll gather and clean real data, forecast revenue and expenses with beginner-friendly methods, and map working capital timing for accounts receivable, accounts payable, and inventory. From there, you’ll assemble a reliable 13‑week cash flow forecast, translate it into a monthly plan for growth, and set up a lightweight review rhythm that keeps your numbers decision-ready. You’ll also learn scenario planning to prepare for base, best, and worst cases—so you can act early, protect runway, and invest with confidence. No advanced finance background or complex software required—just straightforward templates, clear examples, and repeatable checklists. By the end, you’ll know what’s coming, when, and what to do about it.

Mastering Financial Forecasting for Small Business Cash Flow

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            <p>Small business ownership often involves navigating a landscape of financial uncertainty, where timing gaps, seasonal fluctuations, and unexpected expenses can jeopardize even the most promising ventures. Mastering financial forecasting is the essential skill that transforms raw data into a strategic roadmap, allowing owners to move beyond simple budgeting and gain a clear view of their future cash position. By understanding the interplay between cash flow, profit and loss statements, and balance sheets, you can predict potential shortfalls before they occur and make informed decisions regarding hiring, inventory purchases, and marketing spend. This course provides a structured approach to identifying the core drivers of your business, ensuring that every financial move is backed by data rather than guesswork.</p>

<p>Throughout this journey, the focus remains on practical, actionable steps tailored for the small business environment. You will learn how to gather and clean financial data, categorize expenses into fixed and variable costs, and manage the critical timing of accounts receivable and accounts payable. The curriculum guides you through building both a tactical 13-week cash flow forecast for immediate operational awareness and a 12-month monthly forecast for long-term growth planning. Furthermore, you will explore scenario forecasting to prepare for best- and worst-case outcomes, establishing a consistent review rhythm that keeps your business agile. By the end of these modules, you will possess the tools to calculate your cash runway with confidence and maintain a decision-ready forecast that reduces stress and fosters sustainable success.</p>
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