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Most business
bankers are a good referral source for reputable factoring companies. Bankers
refer to an account receivable factor because they realize that although the
customer may not be bankable at the time of the referral, in a short time it
could be a viable candidate for conventional financing. As a short term
financing solution, an account receivable factor relationship generally run from
6 months to a couple of years.
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Receivable Factor Benefits
Our Account Receivable Factor programs can
help those firms that banks often find difficult to approve such as start-up
companies whose growth outstrips cash.
The primary
focus in a factor relationship is the credit-worthiness of the customers being
invoiced and the client’s ability to produce a quality product or
service. Simply put, if the business
has an acceptable product or service that it provides to a creditworthy customer
then the business is a candidate for Account Receivable Factor
programs
Offer Credit Terms to
Customers - Offering credit terms to customers is a common way to increase sales
by making it “easier” for customers to buy. Having financial backing to
carry accounts receivable is essential if a business wants to be able to follow
through on its commitments. A Reputable account
receivable factor encourages “managed” growth by consulting with clients
regarding exposures and other risks when taking on new credit
accounts.
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More about Account Receivable Factor Loans
While traditional small
business bank loan sources provide the least expensive rate on money lent, their
requirements and repayment terms can become overwhelming should a business have
any unforeseen changes in revenue. Many small business owners consider interest
charges only a small part of the “true cost” of a small business bank
loan.
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