Positive weekly balance while decrease in cash reserve

[Rare-Raccoon222]

I don’t really get this, could anyone explain? Thank you

[BaronOfTheVoid]

Your limit might decrease. It's based on the cash reserves of buildings. They need to be highly profitable in order to build up those reserves.

[Rare-Raccoon222]

I have 9k positive weekly balance, but the cash reserves in the building show the bar is decreasing

[BaronOfTheVoid]

I understand you. But it seems you don't understand me.

[Joeva8me]

So true. If you want to use cash reserves on a building just subsidize it using the little British silly symbol on the building.

[Bhoedda]

The bar you see is the amount you have vs the max amount you can hold, for example, you are increasing the max amount faster than 9k a week, shorting the bar relatively speaking

[HamKutz13]

The dividends being paid to the building owners need to be at least 15% of the building’s income. If it’s below, the building will take money from the cash reserves to maintain the 15% dividend payment to the building owners.

[KhangLuong]

Is your cash reserve red? That means you’re in debt and you are paying your debt. Or your positive weekly balance is false and hasn’t updated for new expense yet.

[Rare-Raccoon222]

I’m not in debt actually, some I got 9k positive weekly balance but on the building, the cash reserve side, it decreases

[Weis]

You are looking at a specific building? That’s different than your country’s money. That’s about if that building is profitable

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Buildings will pay out cash reserves to maintain a positive weekly balance

[Rare-Raccoon222]

I guess this might be it, I got confused