This section looks at the different types of capital budgeting techniques. It looks at the principles of capital budgeting and how companies decide which investments to invest in.

This section looks at capital budgeting as an investment decision method. The reasons for capital budgeting, the importance of capital budgeting and the steps in capital budgeting is also discussed.

This section looks at the meaning of investing and the concept of capital budgeting. It looks at the difference between operating and capital expenditure and two important financial decisions that every business must make. The impact of capital budgeting on the balance sheet is also discussed.

This section looks at key financial concepts being risk and return. The relationship between these two fundamental financial variables is reviewed and the section closes out with an illustrative example combining the concept of the time value of money and risk and return.

This section looks at how interest rates affect the time value of money. A further analysis is carried out in terms of simple vs compound interest and variable vs fixed rates of interest. An example illustrates the practical application of fixed vs variable interest rates.

This section helps you understand the concept of the present value and future value. It looks at the formulas that drive these calculations and teaches you how to use present value and future value tables. Illustrative examples are also included to help understand how to use these tables.

This section helps you understand the concept of the time value of money. It teaches one about interest and inflation and how this impacts the time value of money. It helps you understand the mechanics of the time value of money with a simple practical example.

This section helps further cement the understanding of the cash budgets ratios by illustration of a detailed example.

This section looks at an extremely important financial concept called break-even. It also covers what it means to plan for profit and not just break even. Illustrative examples are explained to teach you the basic applications of break-even and profit planning.

This section looks at cash budgets in detail. It includes looking at the importance and preparation of cash budgets and closes with an illustrative example of a cash budget.