Loans and savings.

Equity and debt finance.

Crowdfunding and Angel investing.

Bank overdrafts and loans.

Offered by financial institutions and is used when a person or business uses debt finance to purchase a new asset, but it still waiting to sell an existing asset.

A facility offered by a financial institution that allows an individual or business to withdraw more money from their account than they have available from $500 to $10 000.

A financial agreement between a business and its supplier, whereby the supplier agrees to provide goods to the business when required, but does not expect payment for the goods until a later date.

When a business does not have enough equity or debt finance to source the purchase of assets and the run the business.

When the business has too much capital.

When a business uses its sources of finance to purchase more assets than it requires to operate, affecting the efficiency objective.

When the business has too many owners.

Income, expenses and overall profit or loss

Income, expenses and overall surplus or deficit

Profit or loss

Income and expenses

unit sales

sales and costs

profit and loss

Fixed costs, variable costs, break-even point, sales, total costs

Marketing plan, Human resources plan, Operations plan, Financial plan

Executive Summary, Marketing plan, Operations plan, Financial plan

Executive summary, Business profile, Marketing plan, Human resources plan, Operations plan, Financial plan

Business profile, Marketing plan, Human resources plan, Operations plan, Financial plan

Bank overdraft

Angel investors

Leasing

Bank loan

Crowdfunding

Venture Capitalists

Leasing

Self-funding

Crowdfunding

Venture capitalists

Angel investors

Trade credit