Cash Flow - How To Collect 98 Of Business Debts In 28 Days
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Boost Your Business: Collect 98% of Debts in 28 Days
Overview
One of the major reasons businesses fail is due to inadequate cash flow. Cash flow represents the balance between incoming and outgoing funds.
Your business plan should highlight when and where significant expenses arise, usually at times when income isn't at its peak.
Cash flow issues often stem from customers delaying or failing to pay their bills promptly.
Understanding Cash Flow Challenges
Many businesses delay bill payments to maintain their cash flow, a trickle-down effect that can impact your company. When starting a business, it's often surprising how late payments can affect financial stability. Customers know you’re eager to retain their business, so they might assume you won’t aggressively seek payment.
Your customers might view your cash flow as your own issue. If your business struggles, they can find alternative suppliers, while the owed money sits in their accounts earning interest. If your company fails, recovering debts can take months.
Solutions for Managing Debts
1. Delay Payments to Suppliers
One method is to delay your payments to suppliers, passing cash flow challenges through the supply chain.
2. Factoring
Alternatively, sell your debts to a finance company through a process called factoring. A factoring company buys your debts at a reduced amount, typically between 75 and 98 cents per dollar, depending on the debt's collectability. By selling debts within 21 to 28 days, you can receive a more favorable rate compared to older debts.
Factoring can be pivotal for business survival, offering a secure cash flow and predictable income, allowing you to meet obligations and rest easy.
While factoring means not collecting full invoice amounts, securing 98% on time can stabilize your financials, potentially offsetting any perceived decrease in profit margins when compared to costs associated with outstanding invoices.
Conclusion
Factoring can ensure your business thrives, rather than succumbing to cash flow shortages. By stabilizing your income and improving cash flow, you can focus on growth and maintain peace of mind. Secure your financial future by strategically managing your business debts today.
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