The company lending you the money will agree that for all invoices raised you will have available 80-85% of the value of the invoice at your disposal. You do not have to take available amounts. The cost structure is similar to that of an overdraft: you pay a service fee and an agreed percentage above bank base rate, calculated on the amount of funding you require and the length of time your customer takes to pay the invoice.
There are two types of lending:
2. Invoice Discounting
Can Factoring/Invoice Discounting work for my business?
It's true, and well documented, that not every business can approach any lender, but sometimes we impose our own restrictions on who we think would actually lend to us - the biggest example: Factoring (where cash advances of up to 90% of an invoice value can be obtained immediately) is perceived to be for established companies only.
Not many business owners would turn to a factoring company if the bank refused to increase an overdraft, but it is also for this reason that the factor exists. Further, should you be initiating or extending credit terms to your customers, your bank will consider this a risk where the factor considers this as normal trading conditions.
Factoring is also perceived as being for 'solid' businesses with good years of trading, not so. Factoring is as much for the growing company with cash flow problems as it is for well run solvent concerns.
So, if you feel that this service will assist you in financing your business and could make an immediate impact contact us now.
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