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Default start month
There may be a customer meeting where it has been agreed that all of the benefits that you are discussing will not be counted until month 7. Instead of making this change on an individual benefit l...
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Balance Sheet
FormalA photograph of the financial position of a business at a single point in time. A list of all the assets and liabilities at a single point in time, used by investors, staff, creditors to asse...
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Benefit graphing
When you enter customer data into the benefit calculator a small graph will appear at the bottom of the calculator showing the cash profile of that benefit: To see more detail, select the arrow to...
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Balloon Payment
FormalFor a rental / lease contract, a significant ‘final’ payment, much bigger in size than regular payments, that matches the end of life value of the asset being rented / leased. Its purpose is ...
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Add custom benefits
If you already have a benefit you would like to add to the business case you can use the custom monthly and one time feature. Select a button found on each suite to add a new custom benefit then gi...
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Base Rate
FormalA ‘basic’ rate of interest used by banks for setting the charge structure for customers with overdrafts and loans. Actual charges are usually higher than this base depending upon amount invol...
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Benefit
FormalA myriad of benefits can be identified from proposals to improve businesses. Better customer loyalty, reduced costs, better service, more customer revenues are all quantifiable business ‘bene...
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Bill Of Exchange
FormalA paper instrument (document) used in overseas trade. An unconditional order guaranteeing that monies will be paid at some future time or paid upon completion of certain terms (e.g. receipt o...
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Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR)
FormalStands for ‘Compound Annual Growth Rate’ - and is used in investment appraisal. It’s the effective annual interest or return rate that the investment delivers. Imagine if $100 today becomes w...
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Capital Expenditure (CAPEX)
FormalStands for ‘Capital Expenditure’ Costs of acquiring long term assets that are material and have long term value, e.g. Motor Cars, Machinery, Land and Buildings Costs of these assets are charg...