Small Business Factoring
Are you looking for small business funding? But you just don’t want to take out a loan or give up hard-earned equity, right? You might be searching for a more creative type of financing. This is where small business factoring can really shine.
Or maybe you are in the market for startup funding. You need business funding in order to make payroll, make repairs, expand, or take advantage of growth opportunities. Plus you need liquidity in order to address any unexpected and unforeseen emergencies. And you have invoices out to your customers, and they pay you on time, but it is just plain not fast enough. Yet everyone already agreed to and signed off on the terms. No one is late; it’s just that your business truly needs the money. And you need it yesterday.
Here is where business factoring can come to your rescue.
Basically, small business invoice factoring is a creative means of financing your company. And you do this when you assign or sell your invoices to a small business factoring company. This startup funding service buys your invoices at a discount, and they do so in exchange for fast cash. The total paid to you is therefore your invoice minus a certain reserve amount. And here at Carter Funding, you can get up to 90% advance rates for as low as 1%. So if you’ve got an invoice for $100,000, you can get $90,000 paid in advance. And once the balance is paid, Carter Funding deducts 1% (or, $1,000) and then forwards you the rest.
Small business funding has never been easier or more affordable, not to mention it is virtually worry-free.
However, you may be wondering, why not get your business funding through a bank loan, or maybe by selling off some of your equity anyway? While those methods can still work, the beauty of small business accounts receivable factoring is that your credit rating remains secure because it is not a loan. And you do not have to lose any of your ownership interest in your own business. It’s your baby. You don’t have to sell pieces of it in order to assure you can expand your business or provide generous credit terms in order to try to attract new customers. And you also do not have to potentially jeopardize your credit rating and your new company’s reputation if something unexpected happens.
You will always get your invoices paid, and fast, no matter what happens with external issues such as fluctuating markets, labor disputes, changing local laws, surging local competitors, or even the weather. And with dependable income, you will be able to take advantage of opportunities as they come along.
Small businesses are the backbone of America. The Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council estimates that a staggering 99.7% of all American workers are employed by small businesses with twenty or fewer workers. And they account for nearly 2/3 of all newly created jobs in the United States. We here at Carter Funding want nothing more than to help your small business succeed.
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