Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Improving Cash Flow For Your Business

a Guest post by Bill Robinson

For small and medium sized businesses, it is oftentimes difficult to obtain business funding. It generally takes days or several weeks to obtain money from banks & other lending institutions.

Other businesses and venture capitalists only provide money when you provide them with an ownership share within the enterprise. Banking institutions, on the other hand, do not require the same thing. What banks need alternatively is for you to show that your organization has a great track record of profits as well as a perfect credit score.

The question you may be asking is what happens if you do not match the banks’ requirements, but you do not want to give up ownership either? If that is the situation, there's an alternative that you could consider. This choice is called invoice factoring and it can make it easier to acquire financing and improve cash flow for your business.

In contrast to a business loan or perhaps a traditional line of credit, invoice factoring, also known as accounts receivables factoring, is very unique. Factoring firms use your invoices as payment rather than on your real collateral. If they originate from worthwhile customers who are able to pay dependably within thirty, sixty or ninety days' time, there exists a good opportunity that you are eligible for accounts receivable discounting.

It's simple to apply for accounts receivable factoring. To start with, the items or even services are shipped to the client from your company. The customer is invoiced and a duplicate of this bill is sent to the factoring firm. As the first payment, the factoring company provides you approx. seventy to ninety percent of invoice amount. When the bill actually gets compensated, the remaining 10% to 30% is provided to you as a second payment. A very small price is charged.

For small-scale and medium sized companies, invoice financing is an easily accessible replacement of the conventional loans options. In many cases, it may be described as a more sensible choice as well. Study the web for information regarding factoring and you'll understand the benefits of this manner of funding your own enterprise.





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