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Sep 1, 2025 16 min

99. Get Smart about Cashflow

from The Sounds of the Baskerville Hosted by Thesolvers.com.au

Episode 99 of The Sounds of the Baskerville equips directors, creditors, and entrepreneurs with the tools to “Get Smart” about cash flow and insolvency risks. Host James Flaherty teams up with insolvency expert Chris Baskerville to reveal why cash is king—and how overlooking a 12-week forecast can leave your business exposed. From the red flags of rounded-sum invoice payments to the dangers of triple-mortgaged homes, Chris shares real-world stories that bring the lessons home. You’ll learn how to: Quarantine tax liabilities before they spiral, Lock in supplier agreements to strengthen your position, Avoid personal guarantees that could put your family home at risk, Trace margins and assets with precision, Leverage commercial loans strategically. Whether you’re considering a Small Business Restructuring (SBR) plan or simply want to bulletproof your balance sheet, this episode is packed with clear, actionable tactics to protect profits and safeguard assets. With Episode 100 just around the corner, there’s no better time to sharpen your financial game. Tune in now and take control of your cash—before it takes control of you.

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