Welcome back to the fifth edition of the National Collection Services special cash flow discussion. This week we are speaking to Mr Mark Browning of Prasidium Trade Credit Insurance to learn about some protective measures a business can take when looking to mitigate losses on their accounts receivable ledger. If you or anyone you know… Read more »
Welcome back to Part 4 of the National Collection Services cashflow discussion. This week we are speaking to Mr Chris Allchin of Grow Finance to learn about some protective measures a business can take when cash flow is tight or assistance is required for growth. If you or anyone you know needs the services of… Read more »
In Part 3 this week, we spoke with Lynn Walton the Managing Director of Accessii Group to discuss the importance of the PPSA. If you or anyone you know needs the services of a debt collector or assistance with the PPSA please email me stewart.wilkinson@natcollection.com.au or call 0447474222.
In Part 2 this week, we spoke with the Queensland State Manager of Creditor Watch Mr George Wolf to discuss the importance of credit checks, credit reports and other essential services Creditor Watch offers. If you or anyone you know needs the services of a debt collector or Creditor Watch please email me stewart.wilkinson@natcollection.com.au or… Read more »
Welcome to the first edition of a ten part series of the National Collection Services cashflow discussion.
The IRS is giving a bump in 2019 to retirement plan savers in 401(k), 403(b) and 457 plans to $19,000 – this is the limit an employee can defer from compensation into a retirement plan. Unfortunately, we did not see an increase in the catch-up limit of $6,000 for those over 50, this limit will… Read more »
Declines in state revenue, coupled with the rising costs of responding to the COVID-19 pandemic, have forced legislators to make difficult decisions about how to allocate state education dollars. While several states continue to revise their FY 2021 budgets to reflect adjusted revenue projects, most have enacted new budgets.
The COVID-19 crisis is now a global one that has also morphed into larger and more global economic and social crisis than the financial collapse of 2008-9. High income countries have done well to backstop their financial systems and have also begun to begun to advance bold stimulus packages for the recovery. However, emerging market… Read more »
In the Pacific we aspire to endurance and sustainability. But progress is difficult to sustain when we face multiple threats that reverse decades of development gains in a matter of hours or days.The COVID-19 pandemic threatens the integrity and prosperity of our Blue Pacific peoples, our communities and our economies. I respect and admire the… Read more »
Founding director of the Technology and Management Centre for Development (TMCD) of the University of Oxford and former member of the 10-member high-level advisory group to support the United Nations Technology Facilitation Mechanism (TFM)
