It’s not a big secret: if you own a small business you must have cash in order for your business to survive.

The beginning of a new year is typically when most small business owners look back over the past year and start thinking of ways to improve and grow their business. You have fresh ideas, start developing new goals and begin to plan for the upcoming year with a renewed passion and exuberance for your business and the future. 

We have spent many years now in the commercial finance industry, helping countless small businesses achieve cash flow success. During this time we have picked up a few things along the way, which are beneficial to helping small businesses achieve success. 

2013 is full of promise and opportunity for
your business. Even though there may be challenges, there is always opportunity. Winston Churchill once said, “A pessimist
sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.”

While it seems that banks may be loosening the purse strings, for small businesses it seems that it may still be difficult to obtain financing. There are always a variety of reasons:

If you’re entering 2013 thinking that something has to change for your business, there is no time like the present to set the wheels of change in motion.  We want to chat a bit about how accounts receivable factoring can help you in that effort.

For most small business owners, not having enough cash to make payroll for their employees is one of the top concerns that keeps them awake at night. It is not unusual for small, growing companies to have periods where cash is tight, forcing business owners into the unfortunate position of not being able to make payroll.  

Fast A/R Funding is currently accepting applications from people with a background in invoice factoring or related fields for an open position in our sales department. 

Happy New Year! Welcome to 2013. If you’re like most people, you probably have your New Year’s resolutions ready to go. Maybe you want to get in better shape or read a new book each month or quit a bad habit. Those are all admirable resolutions, but have you thought about setting goals for your business this year?