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There are many ways to maintain a positive
cash flow when growing your business and dealing
with accounts receivable issues. One popular way to
increase cash flow is factoring.
Factoring (also known as Accounts Receivable Financing)
is the practice of selling your accounts receivable
(invoices) at a discount to another company. You get the
money from the company that you sold your accounts
receivable to and they become responsible for collecting
on the invoices.
The reason many businesses make this move is to
ensure the
continuous flow of cash to the business.
Essentially, businesses who use factoring are focusing
on having most of the money now rather than all of it
later. It can take time to collect on an invoice, so
when a company finances its accounts receivable, they
are getting their money faster and without the hassle of
the collection process.
With small businesses, it is even more important to
free up working capital through
factoring. The money can be invested into new
equipment, used to pay bills, or used toward payroll. Of
course, the alternative is to chase the customer for the
invoice payment and defer everything else while the
money is tied up in the collection process.
In order to
fully understand factoring, you should be familiar
with the service: You may consider the following ideas
so that you may have a better understanding of
factoring. It could be best option for your business.
How Much Does It Cost?
As we all know, factoring is not free, but when used
properly, it can more than pay for itself. The idea is
to have cash in hand rather than chasing the full amount
of the invoice.
Typical fees are a few percent of the invoice amount
depending on several factors such as the volume of
factored invoices & how long your customers take to
pay. Some of Charter Capital's fees are as low as
1.5%. Regardless, when you use a Charter Capital
FactorLine to grow your business, your bottom line
should increase because the additional profitable
business you are now able to add and should more than
offset the factoring costs.
How Do You Know Charter
Capital is the Right Factoring Company for You?
If you are a small business to mid-sized business
owner who has made the decision to factor your invoices
as a way to keep
cash flow going, you need a
factoring company like Charter Capital. A Charter
Capital FactorLine provides your company with the
experienced professionals you need.
A Charter Capital FactorLine Is Your Simple Cash
Flow Solution.
At Charter Capital, the process is very simple. Your
first step is to
contact them. Give them a call or
fill out their online application. This process
should take you just a couple minutes and they will be
able to contact you with pricing in less than 24 hours.
Once they have set you up with a
Charter Capital FactorLine, obtaining cash for your
accounts receivable in less than 24 hours is simple and
easy.
- You provide your service or product to your
customers as you always have.
- You continue to bill your customers as you always
have.
- You submit your invoices that you want to factor
to Charter Capital along with their simple factor
form.
- They wire your funds directly into your bank
account. Typically, in less than 24 hours.
- They wait for your customer to pay them directly.
When they receive payment, Charter Capital notifies
you on the same day.
- You continue to grow your business, free from the
worry of your cash-flow.
Benefits of a Charter Capital FactorLine
A Charter Capital
FactorLine is your key to growing your business.
With a Charter Capital FactorLine, you are free from
many of the restrictions placed upon your business by
traditional financing. Most importantly, with a Charter
Capital FactorLine, you are free to grow without having
to give up equity or control of your business.
A Charter Capital FactorLine will allow you to grow
your business. No longer will you be afraid to turn
down a customer because you cannot grant them payment
terms. No longer will you have to turn down business
because your customer isn't going to pay you for 30, 60,
or 90 days, but you have to pay your employees on
Friday. No longer will you have to wait for your
customer to pay before ordering more material that you
need for the next job. Most importantly, with a Charter
Capital FactorLine, you can spend your time growing your
business instead of worrying about
cash flow.
A Charter Capital FactorLine will allow you to
increase your bottom line profits.
A Charter Capital FactorLine is a powerful tool to
improve your financial position. When you use your
Charter Capital FactorLine to grow your business, your
bottom line should increase because the additional
profitable business you are now able to add should more
than offset the factoring costs. In many business your
net margins increase too. Since you have already paid
for fixed costs, like rent, office staff, etc, the
additional sales that you are able to make are your most
profitable ones.
A Charter Capital FactorLine will help you manage
your customer accounts. Charter Capital can provide
you with valuable information that can help you
determine if a new customer is a higher credit risk or
not. Charter Capital can also assist you in managing
your customer accounts. That being said, we know that
every business is different.
Upon applying for a FactorLine, they will listen to
your needs as it involves the collection process and
they can customize a program just for your company
depending on your particular needs for their
involvement. Many of their clients prefer to continue
participating in the collection process in the interest
of preserving continuity with their customer
relationships. As a financial incentive, the Client is
rebated a part of the discount fee based upon a schedule
of declining days outstanding. Other clients prefer that
they become more involved and handle the collections
process for them. Either way, your customer will be
treated with the same respect and courtesy that you
would personally give them.
Call or contact Charter Capital today.
Call Charter Capital toll free at (877) 960-1818 or
email today to find out how easy it is to
set up a Charter Capital FactorLine. One of their
account representatives will be happy to visit with you
about setting up your FactorLine.
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