
ADVANCE RATE
Amount of money provided immediately to the company
factoring its Accounts Receivable expressed as a percentage of the
total invoice amount. Advance Rates usually range from 75 to 95%.
DISCOUNT FEE
Interest rate charged to the company factoring its
Accounts Receivable. Discount fees are a flat fixed percentage of the
total invoice amount no matter how long the customer takes to remit
payment.
FACTOR
A factor is a company that provides operating capital to
businesses by purchasing their Accounts Receivable.
RESERVE OR HOLDBACK
Amount of money that is not immediately provided to the
company factoring its Accounts Receivable expressed as a percentage of
the total invoice amount (Advance Rate + Reserve = 100% or Total
Invoice Amount). This money is transferred to the factoring company
once payment is received by the factor.
Do you have clients that take 30, 50 or 60 days to
pay their invoices?
Although having slow paying clients is expected in
today’s business
environment, they make managing your cash
flow a very difficult task. Paying suppliers, salaries and
rent becomes
a challenge.
However, there is a way that we can help your business
to
solve this problem. Capital
Note Exchange can get your business up
and
running by assisting you in getting your business
qualified for business
factoring of your company's business
invoices.
Factoring is a financing tool that can help you to get all of your invoices paid in as little as 2 days. It provides your company with the necessary capital to operate your business, pay your suppliers and to help your business to grow. However, factoring is not a business loan. Rather, factoring involves selling your invoices at a discount for immediate cash. Our business factoring service waits to get paid, while you get the immediate use of the funds.
Invoice factoring can easily be integrated into any business and it works as follows:
Although accounts recievable factoring costs vary and are based on transaction size and timing, the average cost of a transaction is usually between 1.5% to 3% of the invoice per month.
One major advantage of business factoring is that it is easier to obtain than a business loan. Furthermore, Capital Note Exchange can have your financing line set up in about a week, and the biggest requirement for approval is that do you business with credit worthy clients.
Increased cash flow!
Cash tied up in accounts receivable is now in your hand to fuel business
growth.
Faster growth.
Eliminating the need to wait for customers to pay speeds up your
business cycle.
Improved financial
position.
Factoring frees up cash for you to reinvest in your
company and reduce debt.
Combat seasonality.
Factoring allows you to smooth out cash flow peaks and valleys.
Not a form of equity.
Factoring does not require a transfer or dilution of ownership.
Not a loan or form of
debt.
Factoring will not affect your balance sheet negatively.
Flexibility.
You decide how much and how often you want to factor.
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How does factoring work?
Factoring helps to provide your company with an advance payout on your invoices, this then allows you the necessary funds to help cover your business' operating expenses. The financial transaction is settled once your client pays. It works like this:
How will factoring benefit my company?
There are plenty of ways that factoring can help your company benefit from factoring your invoices. They include:
Factoring is easy to obtain. Since our factoring company uses your invoices as collateral, the most important prerequisite is that you do business with reliable and reputable customers. Factoring can be ideal for startups and growing companies that can’t obtain bank financing.
Some of Industries that benefit from factoring
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One of the big advantages of working with an invoice factoring company is that they can usually extend you more financing than a bank can. Whereas a bank will set a credit limit based on your company’s financial situation, the receivables factoring company will set a limit based on your sales potential. This allows you to grow your company to its true potential.
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