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Newsletter: June 2009
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More and more businesses turn to invoice finance
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Dear Colleague
May 2009 was our best month ever in terms of new business, which we think reflects the growing prevalence of invoice finance as a method of funding a business.
Why not request a free invoice finance quotation search now? You've nothing to lose and probably plenty to gain!
With kind regards,
Julie Blackman
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'No Win No Fee' debt collection
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It's costly to spend time chasing unpaid invoices, especially if it eventually turns into a bad debt.
The alternative might be to use a 'no win, no fee' debt collection service. This way, you're handing the job over to the debt collection specialists and a fee is only payable if they manage to collect.
If you have an old invoice or two that haven't been paid,
click here to find out about this service...
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Trade finance makes importing easier
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Importing goods into the country can require you to pay your supplier some time before you are likely to be paid by your customers. Your supplier may also require a confirmed form of payment such as a letter of credit.
A trade finance facility could be the answer, allowing you to pay your suppliers abroad and then recover the funds from your customers, with the profit margin passed onto you.
It makes importing very easy to finance.
Find out more here about a trade finance facility ...
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100% FUNDING OF INVOICES TO PUBLIC BODIES
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At the beginning of the year we highlighted that one of our providers is now able to offer up to 100% funding against invoices to public sector bodies.
It's not surprising that this has been of interest to a number of our clients who have now taken up this facility.
If you regularly have public sector debtors, such as
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government departments,
public care homes, public
hospitals or local authorities, then this is really worth considering.
Find out more here... |
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