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What is Invoice Factoring?
Invoice factoring might be your solution if you’re a small or medium-sized business struggling to secure financing from a traditional lender. Rather than relying on your assets and past performance, factoring allows you to access the cash you’ve tied up in accounts receivable. It’s an innovative way to unlock the funds you need to keep your business moving forward without jumping through the hoops of a bank’s traditional lending process. Say goodbye to the saying, “A bank only gives you money when you don’t need it,” with factoring.
How It Works
- Factoring allows you to sell your outstanding invoices to BSF.
- You receive up to 85% of the invoice value as an advance.
- BSF collects your client's funds and transfers the remaining balance, minus fees, to you.
- Factoring is about looking ahead and seizing opportunities for your growing business.
- BSF helps you achieve your business goals by providing the liquidity you need to get there faster and with greater confidence.
How to Determine If BSF's Invoice Factoring is Right For You
Do you need help with cash flow gaps? Do you have money tied up in slow-paying accounts receivable? Are you turning away business due to a lack of working capital? If you answered yes to any of these questions and do business with creditworthy clients in the US, Brookestone Funding’s invoice factoring may be the solution you need.
By selling your outstanding invoices to us, you can get cash upfront to cover your expenses and keep your business running smoothly. Let us help you build a stronger working relationship and keep your business competitive in today’s market.
Factoring Vs. Collections
Factoring and collections may deal with unpaid invoices but are vastly different approaches. Factoring is ideal for businesses with reliable clients who pay on time but need access to quick capital backed by the promise of future payment.
On the other hand, the collection is a method for recovering debts from clients who have failed to pay their bills. Factoring is a proactive solution, while collections are reactive.
By understanding these differences, small businesses can make informed decisions about which option is best suited to their specific financial needs.
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