#Debtor Finance
A tale of two SMEs: what distinguishes a growing business from a declining one?
What are the attributes of an SME that is growing, and how do they differ from a business with static or declining revenue? [Related: SMEs trading banks for fintechs, poll suggests] Twice a year, when more than 1200 owners or leaders of SME businesses are interviewed for our SME Growth Index, one of the first questions […]
Keep your cash flow working while you take a Christmas break
Setting ambitious growth targets for the new year can ensure you hit the ground running, but the effort could be wasted without the cash flow to fund them. The coming Christmas and New Year break is the perfect time for businesses to assess this year’s results and set priorities and growth targets for 2016. A […]
Get a loan from what you already own
Cashflow is essential to small business. But what do you do when the bank turns you down? Forget the bank – why not just lend yourself the money?
You can use future cashflow to fund business growth
Cashflow finance speeds up cashflow during times of growth, business acquisitions or seasonal sales cycles to help a business reach its full potential. Here’s how to decide if it’s right for your business.
Businesses turn to debtor finance as cashflow pressures bite
The latest industry statistics show high wage costs, a strong dollar and interest rate pressures are causing Australian businesses to turn to debtor finance to ease cashflow problems.
Can debtor finance save your cashflow?
Debtor finance has been rated as one of the top three products to watch in 2011 and statistics are reinforcing its growing popularity among Australian SMEs as a cashflow saviour.
How to avoid getting squeezed by interest rate rises and reduced lending
When it comes to interest rates, small businesses have had a rough time lately. They’ve had to cope with tough lending conditions from the big banks and now another interest rate rise.
Keeping The Cash Export Cash Flow
Most SMEs would be familiar with cash flow issues, but exporters in particular need to understand how terms of payment and the time cost of money can affect business growth. Most SME exporters have less available security on their balance sheet, little no equity and find it difficult to get traditional funding from there finance […]