One of the most important metrics to track in any business is cash flow. The amount of cash flowing into and out of your business plays a major role in your ability to function on a day-to-day basis. It also affects your growth potential. Lack of cash is a common cause of business failure. The best way to understand your business’s health in this regard is to perform a cash flow analysis. Read more
How to Reduce your Business’s Risk of Bad Debt
Bad debt is a serious risk for every business. Bad debt is accounts receivable that will not be collected and therefore, treated as a loss. Let’s look at 10 effective tips to help you avoid bad debt in business.
Oil Production is Booming, But So are Bankruptcies
One of the biggest shifts in the U.S. economy in recent years is the drastic increase in oil production. The U.S. has increased oil production more than 60 percent since 2013, to more than 12 million barrels per day. While the U.S. once had to import most of its oil, it’s now the world’s largest oil producer. Read more
Top Small Business Credit Terms All Business Owners Should Know
If you have a small business, there’s a good chance you’ll need to apply for a loan or other type of financing at some point. In order to understand the process, you should be familiar with the lingo. Here are some of the most frequently used financial and credit terms you should know. Chances are, you’ll already know some of these while you might need a refresher on others. Read more
How Invoice Factoring Works – In 6 Easy Steps
Invoice factoring is a type of alternative financing that helps businesses improve their cash flow situation. It can be used in place of or sometimes in addition to other types of financing such as equipment financing, unsecured loans, and venture capital.
Let’s take a closer look at how invoice factoring works so you can decide if it’s worth considering for your own business to help with cash flow and more.
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