Factoring




• Understanding
Factoring
You can factor invoices, purchase orders, and contracts for immediate payment. Most factoring firms charge 5% or less to factor your accounts. Any remaining funds from your customers, after the factor is repaid, get forwarded to you. The advanced funds you get from the factoring company can go toward any business expense. Pay bills, manage payroll, or upgrade your decor when you use factoring to get cash today.
• How to effectivly use
Factoring
Small businesses often face the problem of waiting on payment from one job to cover materials or inventory for the next. This lag can hold the business back from bidding on bigger jobs, stifling growth. Factoring the business’s AR eliminates the wait time and enables the business to bring in supplies and personnel to handle the next job faster.
Factoring can also help cover immediate expenses, helping the business avoid late fees and other charges. While factoring isn’t a substitute for cash flow, it can be a great management tool for accelerating growth. Low fees, collection management, and payment processing make factoring an attractive financing option. Speak with your broker to find out more ways factoring can work for your small business.

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Advantages
Gives you cash fast
Doesn’t add debt
Low fees
No payment processing headaches
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