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Invoice Factoring
Getting an order is one thing; getting paid is another
Invoice Discounting
Invoice discounting is another popular form of invoice finance
Asset Finance
There are a number of ways to raise capital apart from the more traditional methods
Equity Finance
With programmes like ‘Dragon’s Den’, most people are aware of how equity finance works
Business Cash Advance
Certain businesses such as retailers, pubs, restaurants and hairdressers do not issue invoices but instead are paid immediately for purchases. For that reason, invoice finance is not possible as a funding option.
However there is an opportunity to raise capital through a business cash advance.
It works in a similar way to invoice finance but in this instance the amount available to borrow is based on average monthly transactions through the PDQ machine.
Based on this figure the business can then decide how much they want to borrow and how much they would like to pay back each month.
The funds are then provided to the business and are paid back by deducting the agreed percentage from the daily takings through the PDQ machine until the balance has been paid.
Business cash advances can be used for a number of reasons such as refurbishment, buying stock, paying a tax bill or buying out a partner.
Changing factoring provider?
CAS is sometimes contacted by company directors who are keen to change their factoring company.
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A hardware store in Leicester approached CAS to ask us to have a look at its current invoice finance agreement and to advise them whether it was getting a good deal.