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    • Home
    • About Us
    • FUNDING OPTIONS
      • Start Up Line of Credit
      • Term Loans
      • IRA / 401K Funding
      • SBA Loans
      • Equipment Financing
      • Employee Retention Credit
      • Invoice Factoring
      • Business Line of Credit
      • Merchant Cash Advance

+1 (437) 997-3455

Capital Connect
  • Home
  • About Us
  • FUNDING OPTIONS
    • Start Up Line of Credit
    • Term Loans
    • IRA / 401K Funding
    • SBA Loans
    • Equipment Financing
    • Employee Retention Credit
    • Invoice Factoring
    • Business Line of Credit
    • Merchant Cash Advance

Invoice Factoring

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Invoice factoring is a financing option that can help small businesses maintain cash flow by providing upfront funding for unpaid invoices. Here are some key features and who it is for:

  • Receivables management: Invoice factoring allows businesses to sell their unpaid invoices to a factoring company in exchange for immediate funding, typically up to 85% of the invoice value. Once the customer pays the invoice, the factoring company pays the remaining balance to the business owner, minus a fee.
  • Improve cashflow: This financing option can help businesses improve cash flow and maintain operations, especially if they have slow-paying clients or need to meet expenses such as payroll, equipment purchases, or hiring new staff.
  • Working capital: Invoice factoring is a good option for businesses that need immediate working capital but don't want to take on the periodic fixed payments of a term loan or don't have collateral to secure a traditional loan.
  • Amount: Loan amounts for invoice factoring typically range from $10,000 to $2 million, and there are usually no upfront costs or fees associated with the process.
  • Most suited for: Invoice factoring can be particularly useful for small businesses in industries such as transportation, manufacturing, staffing, and wholesale distribution, where clients often have long payment terms.

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