Cash Flow Management

Whether your small business has been around for five years or five days, you probably already understand that good cash flow management can make or break your company. Understanding the cycles your business goes through creates a savvy for cash flow management, as does your ability to balance income, expenses and receivables.

Another key to superior cash flow management, of course, is credit. Does your company have a stable line of credit to help you fulfill orders for goods or services? Is your bank ready to loan you money at the drop of a dime? Do you have a large base of assets which can back any loan?

If you answered yes to many of the questions above, chances are you are doing quite well in your industry. But frankly, 8 out of 10 startup small business owners do not share this broad degree of credit. In fact, many business owners understand how difficult it can be to establish credit for a business during its first three years of existence, which can mean that funding for day to day activities is often placed on the back of the owner, who may have to rely on credit cards.

This can get expensive, but is one of the few cash flow management tools available for the new entrepreneur.

Factoring - Using Your Accounts Receivable To Manage Cash Flow

There is another route, however, than the high interest credit cards offered by banks. If you are a small company, it can help you to better manage cash flow, and not burden what few credit resources you have. It works simply, by delivering the cash you need right now based on your company's accounts receivable. With Factoring, your client's credit rating is examined, not yours, which means your credit history does not matter at all. And, instead of waiting for the "check in the mail", you have capital you can work with today… capital which can go to funding new contracts, purchasing new goods, covering payroll, or whatever you need.

Factoring, basically, is a short term loan which is backed by your accounts receivable. It's as simple as that. No longer is it necessary to wait until your client pays you. With factoring, cash flow management becomes much easier, because you effectively have an open credit line based on your invoices, no matter your credit history.

Getting started with factoring is an excellent way to take your cash flow management up a notch. Start today by contacting us here or on our toll-free number. Or apply here and get the accounts receivable funding process going today!

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