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Small Biz Insights: Keeping Your Expenses in Check
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By Eric Springer | Published: September 2023

The continuity of any small business depends heavily on managing expenses, but it takes more than just looking at the books and bottom line.
Why it matters: Every dollar spent by a small business contributes to cash flow and long-term profitability.
“Efficient expense management requires a keen eye on accounts payables, having proper budgeting and auditing processes in place, and understanding the risks associated when expenses become overwhelming,” says Jeremy Shackleford, SVP and Director of Small Business Sales for WSFS Bank. “Tap into resources available to you, like your banker and accountant, to identify ways to enhance your expense management practices.”
Have a laser focus on these critical areas:
- Budgeting
- Cost savings
- Healthcare
- Supply chain
Go Deeper: Dive in to learn more about these expense management strategies and more to maintain financial health, optimize operations and position your business for sustainable growth.
About the Author – Eric Springer
Eric Springer is Vice President, Integrated Communications Manager at WSFS Bank. He brings nearly 20 years of experience in corporate communications and marketing for banking, professional services and nonprofit organizations.
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