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[INFOGRAPHIC] How Market Segments Are Paying Their Bills

Posted on May 23, 2012 | Leave a comment

Approximately 20 million private and public businesses in the United States have been measured to determine how companies, industries, and market segments are paying their bills.

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Tagged accounts receivable, businesses, economy, market segments, past due accounts, paying bills

[INFOGRAPHIC] Top 10 Excuses For Not Paying Invoices

Posted on May 18, 2012 | Leave a comment

When some companies have cash flow issues they may resort to “every trick in the book” to delay the payment of invoices. Here are 10 excuses that you are most likely to hear from clients when chasing unpaid invoices.

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Tagged cash flow, collections, factoring, invoices, payments, unpaid invoices

Improve Collections of Accounts Receivable

Posted on May 10, 2012 | Leave a comment

I had a great meeting with a local small business coach this morning. He helps small businesses streamline their office process/procedures and discover a marketing style to increase sales. He shared his success stories, how businesses have benefited from his services, etc. But… he shared one thing with me that stuck out the most.

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Posted in Benefits of Factoring, Who Needs Factoring?

Tagged accounts payable, accounts receivable, collections, early payment discount, factoring, unpaid invoices

[INFOGRAPHIC] Evolution of Factoring

Posted on May 7, 2012 | Leave a comment

Factoring is a great way to improve a business’s cash flow. This effective tool as been around for generations and has evolved throughout history. Check out this infographic…

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Tagged alternative financing, cash flow, credit, credit worthiness, evolution of factoring, factoring, factoring infographic, King Hammurabi, Treasure Valley Factors

Data: Construction-related companies wait longer for payment

Posted on April 23, 2012 | Leave a comment

Much of the construction industry here in Idaho (and most of the country) have slowed down significantly the past few years. Contractors that do win bids are finding that it is taking longer and longer to get paid.

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Tagged accounts receivable, cash management, construction, factoring, factoring invoices, financial tool, get paid, invoices, meet payroll

Data Shows Businesses Paying Bills Later

Posted on April 16, 2012 | Leave a comment

According to a 2011 financial analysis of private companies in the U.S., more and more businesses are paying their bills much later. With privately held businesses accounting for 70% of the country’s GDP and generates 80% of the new jobs in the U.S., their accounts payable stretched at an average of 26 days in 2011. This is more than 3 days higher than in 2010 and the highest since at least 2002.