BOOKKEEPING
Bookkeeping means recording sales, expenses, debts, stock, and profit. It can start in a notebook, spreadsheet, or simple app.
Business finance helps students price well, track money, control spending, manage cash flow, and make better business decisions.
A student business becomes stronger when the owner knows what comes in, what goes out, and what remains.
Bookkeeping means recording sales, expenses, debts, stock, and profit. It can start in a notebook, spreadsheet, or simple app.
Pricing is deciding what customers pay. Consider cost, time, delivery, packaging, profit, competitor prices, and customer value.
Budgeting helps you plan how money will be used before you spend it. It stops waste and helps you prepare for stock, transport, data, design, savings, and emergencies.
Cash flow is the movement of money in and out. A business can have sales but still suffer if customers delay payment or expenses come too early.
Business banking means separating personal money from business money. Use a separate wallet, account, or record system so you can see business performance clearly.
Investment basics help you decide when to reinvest profit into stock, tools, branding, learning, systems, or better operations.
Record every sale and expense this week. At the end, calculate what is left and what you learned.