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Boost Your Cash Flow With Account Receivables
Account receivables factoring, or invoice factoring, is one of the oldest forms of financing. Businesses have used this type of financing for nearly 500 years as a form of cash flow. It is used by many types of businesses, including service industries, retailers and health care companies. Interest in invoice factoring has increased, according to the Commercial … Continue reading “Boost Your Cash Flow With Account Receivables”
October 15, 2009 at 7:58 pmComments: 0
CIT Bankruptcy Filing Highlights Importance of Factoring
News that factoring giant CIT Group Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection rocked the finance industry, but the fundamentals haven’t changed: Factoring remains a lifeline for mid-to-small businesses around the world. Account receivables factoring, or invoice factoring, is one of the oldest forms of financing. Businesses have used this type of financing for nearly 500 years. … Continue reading “CIT Bankruptcy Filing Highlights Importance of Factoring”
November 2, 2009 at 5:47 amComments: 0
Will Wal Mart Help or Hurt Invoice Factoring?
News that Wal Mart is getting into the invoice factoring business sent shock waves throughout the industry, but now that the dust is settled, it begs the question: Will the world’s largest retailer hurt or help the industry? It could do a little bit of both. Even though invoice factoring has existed for hundreds of years, … Continue reading “Will Wal Mart Help or Hurt Invoice Factoring?”
November 15, 2009 at 5:12 pmComments: 2
Get Fast Cash With Factoring — NO Loans, No Debt
Every day, companies use invoice factoring — selling unpaid invoices to a third party at a discounted rate — to provide funds to run and expand their businesses. It is one of the oldest forms of financing in the world, and dates back hundreds of years. Major retailers use it every day. A Commercial Finance Association … Continue reading “Get Fast Cash With Factoring — NO Loans, No Debt”
November 28, 2009 at 5:51 pmComments: 2
The Difference Between Invoice Factoring And A Bank Loan
One question I’m asked a lot is the difference between a bank loan and invoice factoring. The two are very different. Both provide cash to businesses, but a loan is thought of as traditional financing; invoice factoring isn't a loan and doesn’t require any debt at all. Invoice factoring is another tool for businesses to use. … Continue reading “The Difference Between Invoice Factoring And A Bank Loan”
December 13, 2009 at 7:42 pmComments: 2
Equipment Leasing Provides Options For Small Businesses
Growing businesses often need equipment, and equipment leasing provides options for companies with tight cash flow. Often, companies with little revenue find themselves forced to take hefty credit charges when purchasing items. Equipment leasing is a viable alternative ,for businesses that need equipment, that allows you to lease equipment instead of buying it. Leasing equipment is often cheaper … Continue reading “Equipment Leasing Provides Options For Small Businesses”
December 21, 2009 at 7:58 amComments: 0
Invoice Factoring In Atlanta Provides Relief To Cash-Strapped Businesses
Waiting 30, 60 and 90 days for customers to pay invoices are difficult challenges small and mid-size businesses face. It can be particularly hard to manage your business when you’re waiting for clients to pay. Invoice factoring is a solution for companies that don’t have a large cash cushion in the bank. This problem … Continue reading “Invoice Factoring In Atlanta Provides Relief To Cash-Strapped Businesses”
December 24, 2009 at 7:28 pmComments: 2
Invoice Factoring Provides Financial Relief
When times are tough, many small business turn to invoice factoring as a financial resource. It’s a smart financial vehicle that has been used for thousands of years. In fact, invoice factoring is one of the oldest forms of business financing in the world. There are many advantages to invoice factoring as opposed to traditional … Continue reading “Invoice Factoring Provides Financial Relief”
December 31, 2009 at 8:47 pmComments: 1
Consider Invoice Factoring In 2009
The New Year typically is a time for reflection and goal setting, so why not consider invoice factoring in 2010? Invoice factoring companies provide critical financial resources to small and mid-sized companies. Invoice factoring isn’t a loan, but a discounted advance on your company’s account receivables. There is no loan, no debt and no banks … Continue reading “Consider Invoice Factoring In 2009”
January 3, 2010 at 5:58 pmComments: 1
Factoring Companies Provide Financial Relief
With banks denying credit for most small businesses, companies are increasingly turning to invoice factoring for operating cash and expansion. Factoring is increasingly popular: It is a form of commercial financing that uses a company’s outstanding, discounted invoices as collateral. So, instead of getting paid in 30, 60 or 90 days, the company gets cash in just … Continue reading “Factoring Companies Provide Financial Relief”