Weak cash management habits can push subcontractors into risky financing. Yet, healthy reserves allow construction contractors to regain control of their cash flow management.  So, the big question is – how do construction contractors get to the point of having a healthy reserve when, by gosh and by golly, they have to borrow money to meet payroll, or pay the taxes, or purchase the equipment, or – you name it – spend money? They use a cash management tool, of course!  And I w

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The first part of this four-part series laid the foundation concerning cash flow . The second part discussed essential components of cash...

The first part of this four-part series laid the foundation concerning cash flow . The second part discussed essential components of cash...

The first of this four-part series concerning cash flow management for construction contractors lays the foundation for this article and...