Budget Mastery Webinars
Join our interactive sessions where Australian businesses discover practical strategies for smarter financial planning. Real examples, genuine insights, and actionable techniques you can implement immediately.
Upcoming Sessions
We're planning our next series of webinars for late 2025. Each session focuses on specific challenges that come up repeatedly in our client work — things like seasonal cash flow planning and unexpected expense management.
Cash Flow Reality Check
Most businesses track expenses after they happen. We'll show you how to spot patterns before they become problems, using real case studies from Melbourne and Sydney companies.
- 90-minute interactive session
- Live Q&A with our finance team
- Downloadable planning templates
- Follow-up email support
Small Business Tax Planning
Australian tax obligations change regularly. We break down what actually affects small businesses, with practical examples from retail, services, and trades.
- Focus on 2026 tax year changes
- Industry-specific examples
- GST and BAS guidance
- Deduction optimization tips
Emergency Fund Strategies
How much is enough? Where should you keep it? We'll walk through different approaches based on business size and industry, plus share what we've learned from clients who've needed their emergency funds.
- Calculate optimal fund size
- Storage and access options
- Real business scenarios
- Recovery planning basics
How Our Sessions Work
Each webinar builds on practical experience from working with Australian businesses. We keep groups small enough for real interaction — usually 15-20 participants — so you can ask questions about your specific situation.
- Real Problem Focus: We start with actual challenges our clients face, not theoretical scenarios
- Interactive Discussion: Share your experiences and learn from other business owners
- Practical Tools: Take home templates and checklists you can use right away
- Ongoing Support: Follow-up emails with additional resources and answers to questions
Kalinda Thorne
Senior Financial Advisor
Budget StrategyWhat Makes These Different
Most financial webinars feel like sales pitches or generic advice sessions. Ours focus on real problems we see every week — like the café owner who couldn't figure out why busy months left them short on cash, or the tradesman whose irregular income made budgeting nearly impossible.
Case Study Approach
We use anonymized examples from actual client work, showing both what worked and what didn't.
Industry Specific
Different businesses have different challenges. We tailor examples to match participant industries.
Follow-Up Included
Questions come up after you try implementing new strategies. We provide ongoing email support.
Australian Focused
Tax rules, banking systems, and business regulations specific to Australia — no generic international advice.
What You'll Take Away
Every session includes practical tools and resources designed for immediate use. These aren't generic templates — they're based on what actually works for Australian small businesses.
Budget Templates
Excel and Google Sheets templates customized for different business types, including seasonal variations and irregular income scenarios.
View SamplesChecklists & Guides
Step-by-step guides for monthly reviews, tax preparation, and emergency planning — written specifically for Australian business requirements.
Learn MoreQ&A Summaries
After each session, we compile common questions and detailed answers into a resource document for all participants.
Ask QuestionsReady to Join Us?
Our webinar series launches in September 2025. Early registration gives you first choice of session times and access to pre-webinar resources. We typically run each topic twice — morning and afternoon sessions — to accommodate different schedules.
Sessions are limited to 20 participants each to maintain the interactive format. Previous participants often tell us they appreciated being able to ask specific questions about their own business situations rather than sitting through generic presentations.
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