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Tags: Freight Factoring, Cash Flow, Accounts Receivable Factoring
Leverage - The advantage gained from the use of a tool. In the physical sense, leverage gives you the ability to move a larger object that you would otherwise be able to do unassisted. In business, leverage allows you to do more with fewer resources.
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Tags: Accounts Receivables Financing, Cash Flow, Accounts Receivable Factoring
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Most people see factoring as nothing more than an accounts receivable loan. Business owners typically look to factoring to have more control over their cash flow. This gives them the funds they need to keep their business running. It also relieves much of the stress that comes with trying to coordinate the timing of payables and cash receipts.
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Tags: Cash Flow, Business Loans, Accounts Receivable Factoring
Cash flow financing is a great way to provide business funding. It fills the gap between the time you invoice and the time that you collect payment. This gap is what causes so many problems for business owners.
Cash flow financing allows you to buy materials for the next job, make payroll and pay your bills without worrying if your customer really put the check in the mail last Friday. It gives your business flexibility and agility while relieving your stress as a business owner.
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It seems like 2013 has kind of flown by. If you own a small business, are you considering your options with regards to your cash flow planning?
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Tags: Invoice Factoring, Cash Flow, Accounts Receivable Factoring
In my almost seven years in the commercial finance industry, I have seen the benefits of cash flow financing:
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The first thing that comes to mind for most when considering short-term business loans
is talking to the bank whey they have their operating account. It seems obvious that the first place to look for a business loan is
at your bank.
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