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		<description><![CDATA[Older invoices? Factoring Can Help! Do you have clients that take 45 to 60 days to pay their invoices? We know how difficult that can be on your cash flow; especially for new and growing companies. Waiting to receive payment for your invoices can wreck havoc on your company’s finances. Most business owners try to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Older invoices? Factoring Can Help!</strong><br />
Do you have clients that take 45 to 60 days to pay their invoices? We know how difficult that can be on your cash flow; especially for new and growing companies. Waiting to receive payment for your invoices can wreck havoc on your company’s finances.<br />
Most business owners try to solve this problem by going to a bank to get a line of credit.  However in this economy, banks are being very conservative and getting a loan can be difficult.  This is where factoring can help.<br />
Factoring is a powerful financial tool that has fueled the growth and success of numerous businesses. Factoring enables companies to capitalize on their unpaid receivables by selling them to a factoring company for immediate payment.<br />
Factoring eliminates the 45-60 day wait and gets your invoices paid in as little as 2 days.  Giving you the immediate financing needed for expenses such as payroll, rent and supplier payments.<br />
Factoring is a very simple and easy process:<br />
• Invoice your client and sell the invoice to the factoring company<br />
• The factoring company advances you the first payment of 70% to 90% of the invoice<br />
• The factoring company waits to get paid by the client<br />
• Once paid, the factoring company provides you with the second payment, the remaining 10%- to 30% called the rebate (less a small fee) </p>
<p>Even if your bank couldn’t provide a loan, you can still be approved for factoring.  Banks and factors use very different criteria for financing.   Factors look at the potential in a new contract, the strength of your invoices, and your opportunity for growth.  Businesses owners find that a factor will often provide working capital for growth when the bank can not.  Factoring is an excellent way to grow your business without incurring debt. </p>
<p>The Factoring Alliance LLC provides factoring services to small businesses and start-up companies.  Please contact Kim Deveney at 888-493-3666 kim@thefactoringalliance.com for more information.</p>
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