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For over 40 years, businesses have trusted American Receivable for cash flow solutions.
Invoice factoring is a financial transaction in which a business sells its accounts receivable (invoices) to a third-party company, known as a “factor.” The factor then advances a significant portion of the invoice amount to the business upfront, typically around 80-90% of the total value. The remaining percentage is held in reserve.
Here’s invoice factoring works:
Improved Cash Flow: It provides an immediate infusion of cash, which can help businesses meet their financial obligations, cover operating expenses, and invest in growth opportunities.
Reduced Administrative Burden: The factor handles the collections process, saving the business time and resources.
No New Debt: Invoice factoring is not a loan. It’s a transaction based on existing invoices, so there’s no need to take on additional debt.
Flexibility: It’s a scalable financing option that can grow with your business. The amount of funding available increases as your sales and invoices increase.
Mitigation of Bad Debt Risk: Some factors offer credit checking services, which can help minimize the risk of non-payment by customers.
Improved Cash Flow: It provides an immediate infusion of cash, which can help businesses meet their financial obligations, cover operating expenses, and invest in growth opportunities.
Reduced Administrative Burden: The factor handles the collections process, saving the business time and resources.
No New Debt: Invoice factoring is not a loan. It’s a transaction based on existing invoices, so there’s no need to take on additional debt.
Flexibility: It’s a scalable financing option that can grow with your business. The amount of funding available increases as your sales and invoices increase.
Mitigation of Bad Debt Risk: Some factors offer credit checking services, which can help minimize the risk of non-payment by customers.
For nine years in a row, American Receivable is named the Best Factoring for SMBs by Business.com
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