113: What You Need to Know About Working Capital

Boosting Your Financial IQ

Welcome back to Boosting Your Financial IQ, I'm your host Steve Coughran. Today, we're delving into "What You Need to Know About Working Capital." Understanding this financial metric is essential for maintaining the health of your business. We'll define what working capital is and unravel the distinction between operating and working capital, providing clarity on their respective roles. Drawing from my experiences with various companies, we'll examine real-world examples showcasing the impact of mismanaging working capital. From inventory management to accounts receivable, every aspect requires meticulous attention. Because here's the truth: neglecting working capital can spell disaster for your business. Stay tuned as we equip you with the knowledge you need to navigate this critical aspect of financial management, setting the stage for our upcoming discussion on free cash flow.
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