Cash Flow Funding

It's a point repeated time and time again, no matter the business tome: superior cash flow management can make or break a business. You can have sales numbers that are so hot they peel paint, but if you have no cash, your business can falter. It might not be today, or tomorrow, but without cash, the future can be really foggy.

Which leads us to an easily solved dilemma - if you have invoices today, but no cash, you might consider cash flow funding. It's a simple process used by thousands of companies - small and large - to manage their cash flow and fulfill contracts effectively.

Factoring - Cash Flow Funding With Invoices

One of the key components to proper cash flow management, of course, is credit. But the fact is, even the largest Fortune 500 company has only a finite amount of credit. If you are a small business owner, you understand that you probably have a much more finite credit limit.

Which is why choosing factoring for cash flow funding can help your company ease its reliance on traditional credit such as that from bank credit lines and expensive credit cards. It's quick, simple, and an inexpensive form of cash flow funding.

Although many would argue that a company's best assets is its equipment or real estate, we would tend to disagree. The simple fact is, those assets both depreciate. Your invoices, meanwhile, do not. In fact, especially if you charge an interest rate on funds due, they may in fact appreciate. Which makes them the best form of asset to back a loan with. This form of cash flow funding, also known as factoring or accounts receivable funding, is what Factoring Associates provides.

Factoring takes your invoices and/or your client's purchase orders, and lends you cash based on your client's credit (not yours) and that organization's ability to pay your invoice. For a small fee, you can access the money owed to you by your customers within 48 hours, which is a much preferable scenario than waiting the Net 30, 60 or 90 that some companies give as their policy.

Simple fact, if that is their policy, why fight it? Why lose the sale? By using Factoring as a cash flow funding tool, you can receive what is owed to you within 48 hours. And starting is easy.

Contact us here today to talk about cash flow funding, or apply now to get the process started. We may be able to provide you with cash in as little as 48 hours.

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