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13-Week Cash Flow Forecast

Forecasting

The rolling weekly forecast every CFO keeps: beginning balance, money in, money out, and the projected low point that tells you exactly when cash gets tight.

Ending cash · week 13

-$143,400

Lowest point · week 13

-$143,400

Goes negative — you run out

Net over 13 weeks

-$193,400

Starting cash
Week 1 startsRename or add lines, use the fill icon to copy week 1 across, or flip a cash-out line to a % of cash in with the $ / % switch — totals update live.
Line
Wk 1
Wk 2
Wk 3
Wk 4
Wk 5
Wk 6
Wk 7
Wk 8
Wk 9
Wk 10
Wk 11
Wk 12
Wk 13
Total
Beginning cash$50,000$34,500$18,450$1,850-$6,300-$24,800-$43,850-$54,450-$65,600-$87,100-$100,150-$113,750-$127,900$50,000
Cash in
$648,000
$0
Total cash in$45,000$48,500$52,000$55,500$45,000$48,500$52,000$55,500$45,000$48,500$52,000$55,500$45,000$648,000
Cash out
$647,000
%

$13,500

%

$14,550

%

$15,600

%

$16,650

%

$13,500

%

$14,550

%

$15,600

%

$16,650

%

$13,500

%

$14,550

%

$15,600

%

$16,650

%

$13,500

$194,400
$0
$0
$0
$0
Total cash out$60,500$64,550$68,600$63,650$63,500$67,550$62,600$66,650$66,500$61,550$65,600$69,650$60,500$841,400
Net cash flow-$15,500-$16,050-$16,600-$8,150-$18,500-$19,050-$10,600-$11,150-$21,500-$13,050-$13,600-$14,150-$15,500-$193,400
Ending cash$34,500$18,450$1,850-$6,300-$24,800-$43,850-$54,450-$65,600-$87,100-$100,150-$113,750-$127,900-$143,400-$143,400
Cash inCash outEnding balance
12345678910111213Week 1 · In $45,000 · Out $60,500 · Ending $34,500Week 2 · In $48,500 · Out $64,550 · Ending $18,450Week 3 · In $52,000 · Out $68,600 · Ending $1,850Week 4 · In $55,500 · Out $63,650 · Ending -$6,300Week 5 · In $45,000 · Out $63,500 · Ending -$24,800Week 6 · In $48,500 · Out $67,550 · Ending -$43,850Week 7 · In $52,000 · Out $62,600 · Ending -$54,450Week 8 · In $55,500 · Out $66,650 · Ending -$65,600Week 9 · In $45,000 · Out $66,500 · Ending -$87,100Week 10 · In $48,500 · Out $61,550 · Ending -$100,150Week 11 · In $52,000 · Out $65,600 · Ending -$113,750Week 12 · In $55,500 · Out $69,650 · Ending -$127,900Week 13 · In $45,000 · Out $60,500 · Ending -$143,400

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