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What You Need to Know About Personal & Validity Guarantees

While the invoice factoring approval process is far more streamlined than the processes of conventional financing options, there are still significant documents that you will have to submit for approval. ...

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Does that Small Business Loan Cost Too Much?

Small business loans are a great option for entrepreneurs who need to get their businesses off the ground. These types of loans can provide funding to startups that don’t have ...

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How is Recourse Factoring Different From Other Factoring Services?

What is Recourse Factoring? Recourse factoring is a type of factoring where the client assumes all the risk of unpaid debt from their customer. In other words, if their customer does ...

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Invoice Factoring or Bank Line of Credit

The Difference Between Factoring Invoices and a Bank Line of Credit Most businesses reach a point, whether early in the startup process or as they gain traction, when cash flow becomes ...

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Invoice Factoring: A History

What is Invoice Factoring? Invoice factoring is the leading method of alternative finance in today's economy. Factoring helps small businesses like yours get the cash flow that it needs in order ...

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8 Things you Need to Qualify for Invoice Factoring Services

So you’re thinking about using an invoice factoring service. That’s great! We are happy to help you along with that process. But… did you know that there is a list of ...

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What Is Spot Factoring?

Spot factoring is a single transaction version of standard invoice factoring. Rather than signing a factoring agreement for ongoing services, you submit a single invoice to the factoring company for ...

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4 Common Invoice Factoring Misconceptions Disproven

Though a perfectly viable option for business financing, there are a lot of misconceptions and myths about invoice funding. The lack of understanding about what invoice factoring is and does ...

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What to Expect When the Job Churn is Broken

A defining characteristic of the American job force is the churn of job-hopping: young workers use early positions as stepping stones to a better fit, greater opportunities, and higher pay. ...

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