Ways to be happy…
Most Stressful Jobs of 2014
Many people think they have the most stressful job, and almost every job has its unique brand of stress. But there are some jobs that are just far more stressful than others. Is yours one of them?
Are Black Friday and Cyber Monday worth it?
Are Black Friday and Cyber Monday worth it? With all the hype about Black Friday and Cyber Monday, you would think most Americans would be gearing up for a marathon shopping spree. According to a Bankrate.com most Americans will forego two of the biggest shopping days of the year.
Factoring works…..
Factoring works….. For years small businesses have had few places to turn if they were seeking financing and were turned down by the bank. New and small businesses typically have a much harder time acquiring traditional loans to cover day-to-day operating costs much less additional cash to purchase new equipment or supplies. Fortunately factoring has […]
Recourse Factoring Vs. Non Recourse Factoring…. Which is right for you?
Recourse Factoring Vs. Non Recourse Factoring…. Which is right for you? Businesses that have a recourse factoring agreement are responsible for buying back invoices that are not paid by the account debtor (the company that owes the money) after a specified period of time, usually 60, 90 or even 120 days. It means even though […]
Factoring… A look back
Factoring… A look back Ever wonder how or why factoring or accounts receivable financing came to be? Oddly enough it goes much farther back than you might think. Factoring dates back to the financing of trade, particularly international trade. It is said factoring originated in the far- east and China, particularly in the spice trade. […]
Factoring 1…2…3…
Factoring 1…2…3… Having transitioned into the new year, 2014 will undoubtedly bring many challenges for small business owners. One of these challenges is finding the right sources of capital to fund their business. A key to running any business is to always know where you are financially. All too often company finances go overlooked until […]
