6 Best Cash Flow Courses on edX
We compared 6 Cash Flow courses currently listed on edX, priced from $58.98 to $299.00. 4 come from a named university or institution, including Columbia University, New York Institute of Finance and Babson College. They are ordered by our CourseAsk score, which is built from how thoroughly each course describes what it teaches, whether it comes from a named institution, and how it compares on price — not from star ratings, which our course data does not include.
- Courses compared
- 6
- Price range
- $58.98 – $299.00
- Providers
- edX
- Last updated
- 18 Sep 2026
How these 6 courses were chosen
Every course below is a real, currently listed course from edX, matched to "cash flow" by our catalog and ordered by our CourseAsk score. Courses whose own title names the topic rank above those only tagged with it.
The grade on each entry scores how much the provider publishes about the course before you pay — the length and detail of the description, whether it lists learning outcomes and objectives — and whether a named university or institution stands behind it. A is fully documented and institution-backed; E is little more than a title and a price. Courses with almost nothing published are left ungraded rather than marked down, because an unknown course and a poor one are not the same thing.
There are no star ratings on this page — the course feeds we license do not include them, and we would rather leave a column out than fill it with a number we cannot stand behind. What we do have is price: these range from $58.98 to $299.00, as listed by the provider when we last updated the page.
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Free Cash Flow Analysis
Offered by Columbia University
Learn how to use the free cash flow method for firm valuation and how to compute and project free cash flows.
$225.00listed price -
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Cash Flow Analysis
Offered by New York Institute of Finance
Learn the importance of a stable and consistent cash flow.
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Financial Analysis for Decision Making
Offered by Babson College
Learn how to analyze business opportunities for their financial viability and secure funding to start and grow your business.
$249.00listed price -
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Financial accounting and capital markets
Offered by University of Cambridge
An organisation’s sustainable cash flows and its accounting profits (or losses) are both supremely important, but they can be very different. Explore the differences between debt and share capital, fact and judgement in...
$299.00listed price -
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Finance: International Trade Settlement Method
Offered by State Bank of India
Course Name:-Finance: International Tarde Settlement Methods Wants to know how exporters receive payment and importers pay for goods in international trade? Choosing correct settlement methods in trade are vital because...
$58.98listed price -
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Reporting Liabilities and Owners Capital and Cashflow
Offered by New York Institute of Finance
Get introduced to reporting liabilities and owner’s capital and cashflow.
Price on site
Best Cash Flow Courses on edX compared
| # | Course | Provider | Offered by | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Free Cash Flow Analysis | edX | Columbia University | $225.00 | View → |
| 2 | Cash Flow Analysis | edX | New York Institute of Finance | — | View → |
| 3 | Financial Analysis for Decision Making | edX | Babson College | $249.00 | View → |
| 4 | Financial accounting and capital markets | edX | University of Cambridge | $299.00 | View → |
| 5 | Finance: International Trade Settlement Method | edX | State Bank of India | $58.98 | View → |
| 6 | Reporting Liabilities and Owners Capital and Cashflow | edX | New York Institute of Finance | — | View → |
Prices shown are the provider's listed price when we last updated this page. Confirm on their site before enrolling.
What the prices here tell you
The 4 priced courses on this page run from $58.98 to $299.00, with the middle of the range around $249.00 — a spread of $240.02. That is a wide gap for one subject. A higher price on this page usually reflects who is behind the course rather than how much material it contains, so it is worth opening two or three at different price points and comparing their syllabus before deciding.
Who is behind these courses
These courses come from edX. Everything on this page is sold on the one platform, so the buying experience is the same whichever you pick. 4 of these are produced by a named university or institution, including Columbia University, New York Institute of Finance and Babson College — which usually means a fixed syllabus and a recognised certificate, rather than an individual instructor’s own course.
Before you enrol
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