August 26, 2008

Factoring

It is just one of those things -- when your business is growing, your financial expenses are also growing. You can find this to be a real challenge, especially if you have a new small business which hasn't seen its financial capital grow to the point that you have sufficient cash flow for any situation. As a result, your business credit sales and commercial accounts may begin to have a financial shortage. When that happens, you need to get together with an accounts receivable financing service.

You seem most folks don't realize that businesses that offer credit terms have a hidden asset that can be used for collateral to help cash flow. The receivables are the collateral and the business may then draw cash against the eligible accounts receivable at any time. Accounts receivable financing, or Factoring, is not a loan, which means that there is no payments or business debt.

Every industry is evaluated differently, and each company's invoices are not the same. Not all Factoring Companies accept every industry or are willing to work with every company. Your business must be selling to a good credit worthy customer. Receivable financing from a Factoring Company is available to companies that provide services, or businesses that deliver products to commercial accounts. If the service or product is completely delivered, the invoice can be used to acquire funding.

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