Welcome to the Finance Fundamentals tag on F9 Finance’s blog – your friendly guide in the world of business finance. Whether you’re a corporate finance professional, a budding finance student, or a small business owner in charge of finances, we understand that deciphering finance jargon can feel like trying to read an ancient manuscript without a translator. But with our clear language, personal anecdotes, humor, practical advice, and relatable analogies, we’re here to turn your bewilderment into comprehension.
Each post under our Finance Fundamentals tag is your personal financial dictionary, breaking down terms like assets, liabilities, equity, revenue, and more. Remember the joy of finally understanding a complex concept? That’s the feeling we aim to give you when mastering finance fundamentals. Every term you decipher will boost your confidence and soon, you’ll be navigating the financial seas with ease!
We believe learning finance fundamentals should feel like solving an exciting puzzle, not getting lost in a labyrinth. Our posts break down sophisticated concepts into easy-to-understand steps, using relatable analogies and a dash of humor to keep things light and engaging. So grab your compass, dive into our content, and let’s navigate the world of finance fundamentals together!
Are you an accountant, business owner, or FP&A professional looking for an easier way to calculate MACRS depreciation?
We have the perfect solution for you! Our Ultimate Guide on Calculating MACRS Depreciation in Excel will show you how to quickly and accurately calculate your depreciation expenses. It’s easy-to-follow instructions make it simple to understand, even if you don’t have any prior experience with Excel.
Linear regression is a fantastic tool for forecasting. Think of it like a crystal ball that uses math instead of magic. By studying past trends, linear regression can help you make educated guesses about the future.
Dive into the world of Excel formulas with our approachable, step-by-step guide. We’ll break down complex formulas into bite-sized chunks, using relatable examples from everyday business finances. You’ll learn, laugh, and before you know it – become an Excel wizard!
Variance analysis using rate and volume is a method of breaking down business results into component parts. Let’s walk through the rate formula, the volume formula, and an example to put it into practice.
A Profit and Loss statement (or P&L) is one of the three major financial statements and an important part of reporting and forecasting. Let’s walk through how to create a profit and loss statement in Excel.
Dive into the world of finance with clarity and ease. I’ll guide you through the crucial steps of calculating discount rates, while sprinkling in some handy real-world examples. Let’s empower your financial understanding together!
Forecasting using rate and volume is a simple but reliable method to develop projections. You can take inputs that your business already has on hand, run them through a spreadsheet with basic formulas, and deliver insights.
Internal Rate of Return (or IRR) is a tool to compare multiple projects against each other. Usually, calculating IRR requires a series of trial and error to back into the answer. Fortunately, Excel will do the heavy lift for us.
Net Present Value is the basis of Finance, but the formula can be hard to work with. Excel to the rescue! Let’s walk through how to calculate Net Present Value (NPV) in Excel.
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