On 11/26/2025 4:01 PM, Ken Pyzik wrote:
Michael -- yes; you are correct to correct me.  Please forgive me — I am a cash is king kinda guy!

The problem with going just by cash is that you would not see that your liabilities are growing.

Take personal finances. Suppose every month your credit card balance is going up $400. That's about $5000/year. But you have plenty of cash in your wallet, cash flow looks good. Is your financial position OK?

On the other hand, maybe your are paying down that accumulated credit card debt by $400/mo (same $5000/year). But you are running out of money in your checking account to pay current bills (you have a cash flow problem).

You need BOTH reports (unless you have enough in savings accounts so cash is not an immediate issue)

Michael D Novack

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