When can you company use accounts receivable funding to help the company meet its financial obligations? While not every company will qualify for this type of financing, a large majority of them will as long as there are consistent orders coming in. If you are...
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Managing Business Capital through Receivables Financing
Having capital to manage is the dream of the small-to-medium-sized business. The key to growing beyond that is how you deal with money you have tied up in outstanding accounts. The more successful your business becomes, the more accounts receivable you’ll have...
When Banks Say “No” Try Purchase Order Loans
In challenging economic times cash flow is king. Respecting this highly critical aspect of business, small and medium-sized organizations are required by market forces to maintain a healthy stream of cash flowing through their operations if they expect to...
Access Funds Through Invoice Factoring and Maintain Good Business Relations
Even the most thriving companies can have difficulties with customers paying their bills on time. Sometimes extended payment terms are the compromise you need to make for getting that extra business from a client, even at a difficult cost on your business operations....
Factoring for Balance: Why Diversifying Your Credit Resources Makes Good Business Sense
Starting a small business is a gamble on many levels. If you survived the start-up phase, you passed “level one.” By the time businesses get to this point, certain questions usually enter the conversation. One question we hear frequently is: why is small business...
How to Hedge your Bets with a Factoring Broker
Factoring accounts receivable is a specialized cash flow solution for businesses with variable overhead. While this isn't a run-of-the-mill business solution, it works very well for trucking and transport companies who need fluid assets fast. It is not a traditional...