by Andrea Becca
“Get the fact, or the fact will get you.” This Thomas Fuller’s motto is true in business. That’s why many small business may need some extra funds at the wrong time. Factoring can be a possibile answer to their needs. What is factoring? Read the rest of this entry »
by Elizabeth Potts Weinstein
Cash Flow Projections, also called Pro Forma’s, predict the income and expenses for your business in the future. Expenses are probably pretty straightforward, based upon historical expenses and the projects and marketing campaigns you plan to run in the future. The struggle for most small business owners is in predicting income — but with these tools, you should be able to create projections that will be useful to your business. Read the rest of this entry »
By Steve Faber
Credit is the financial lubrication that keeps your business vital and growing. Without credit it’s much more difficult to meet the demands growth places upon your business. As it grows you’ll constantly need more of everything; inventory, staff, plant, equipment, training, travel, vehicles and fuel. All these expenses add up and without sufficient credit, you’ll be reliant on cash flow or investors to finance your growth. Read the rest of this entry »
By E.T. Hobbs
A business owner has many options when it comes to locating financing for their small business. Here is a brief list of some of the small business financing options readily available on the internet.
Secured Business Loans – Secured Business Loans require collateral such as real estate, business equipment, and/or accounts receivables. Read the rest of this entry »
By Henry Byers
Trade finance is an important part of the business. It offers various aspects of managing finances for the company. Trade finance helps to generate, manage and establish various finance practices like working capital, factoring solutions, banking solutions, loans, guarantees, discounting, etc. Read the rest of this entry »
By David Gass
Exporting provides an equal number of opportunities and challenges for businesses. Good financial practices help exporters avoid the pitfalls of a market economy and set them on a path to growth. This article discusses best exporting financial practices and how you can source funds for your export business.
By Kent Harlan
The invoice factoring industry is expected to grow substantially as the economy continues to soften. The threat of a recession will likely increase demand for the service. The onslaught of the sub-prime mortgage crisis and the high rate of adjustable rate mortgage resets in the next two years are added variables to an already slowing economy.