Lump Sum Budgeting with a Cushion

      
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			            	Salma Mumtaz, Pakistan
			            
	          		Business environments are becoming less predictive and adherence to customary exercise of traditional annual budgeting has become less relevant in such an environment.
It may be more appropriate to allocate lump sum amounts with a cushion for emergencies which may be reviewed every quarter. (...) Read more? Sign up for free

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Lump Sum Budgeting with a Cushion

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