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Cash Flow Statement

Why Create A Cash Flow Statement?

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A cash flow statement can help you:

  • Prepare for any changes in your cash flow that might result from decreases in income or increases in expenses -- events that people serious and life-changing health conditions often experience.
  • Take control of your financial situation by solving the mystery of where your money goes and helping you plan for emergencies.
  • Analyze the reliability of your income. How much of your income last year was from a second job or a spouse's job? What would happen if this income supply dried up -- for whatever reason?
  • See how much you pay in taxes.
  • Calculate an emergency fund -- an amount you put aside in readily accessible cash "just in case."
  • Recognize how much your debts cost you.
  • Check your level of savings and identify ways to increase it.

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