Bank advised that it will not renew business line of credit

June 28th, 2009

“Due to industry (trucking) and recession concerns”, bank gave notice that his accounts receivable based line of credit would not be renewed.  The Company did a good job of downsizing and maintaining cash flow adequate to meet its fixed obligations.  Accounts receivables are well diversified but showing some stress in form of longer collection period from its customers.

Accounts receivable financing and refinance of truck loans is just the solution to improve liquidity and cash flow.  The company will be well positioned to survive the downturn and regain market leadership position.

Payments Just Got Slower

June 5th, 2009

I was visiting with an IT Consulting firm yesterday.  He has grown slightly over the last few years and does most of his business with state governments.  Not only did his AR grow from his business growth but his largest customer just advised him that the net 30 terms that had been in effect are now net 60.   His AR will double.  Now he has to come up with the cash for an extra monthly payroll period.   Though he has a business credit line, it it has immediatey become inadequate, and his bank will not increase his line. Receiveable financing became an immediate cash flow solution since we can easily supply him with sufficient cash to satisfy his payroll needs

How to finance my business

June 4th, 2009

For too many companies that are actually growing in this economy , many are having a hard time finding money to grow.  They are caught  between banks that are unwilling or unable to lend money and they do not want to work with factoring companies that are expensive and intrusive into their business.  I am seeing a lot of companies who are working more closely with their suppliers to stretch out their payables to keep the cash flowing.  I am also seeing a reliability on friends and family who are chipping in to help as the companies downsize their staff.  There are other options in the marketplace, but they are sometimes harder to find. 

As I am calling on businesses, I usually get one of three responses:  I wish I had known about you a few years ago, I am going to keep your information for the future because you never know what is going to happen and lastly, where do I sign up?  Almost everyone I talk to sees the need for a receivables financing product like ours, but few know that we exist.

Being on a cash basis is always valuable, but in this economy it is critical.  If you can match revenue to expenses, you have many more options.  I believe we still have some uncertainty in the economy and businesses will have to look at every option available to finance their businesses until we have a complete recovery.  While margins are shrinking, it is still important to pay if necessary to have the cash to survive.

Stay Tuned…

May 12th, 2009

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