Pawning for Payroll? Try Factoring Invoices Instead!
August 29, 2011 by Factoring Investor · 1 Comment
Looking for further proof small businesses are in need of alternative financing options like factoring? The ongoing credit squeeze has companies turning to an unlikely lender…the pawnshop!
Many pawnshops are reporting that over half their customers are now Read more
Is Groupon Marketing, Factoring, or Loan Sharking?
June 27, 2011 by Tracy Z · 2 Comments
How Groupon makes Factoring Invoices look downright cheap for small business financing. Read more
Comparing Factoring Companies
May 23, 2011 by Factoring Investor · 3 Comments
Whether you are looking to sell invoices you own or you have a client that is considering factoring, choosing the right Factoring Company to fund your deals can be challenging. Here are key items to consider when… Read more
Building A Factoring Broker Business? Bigger is Not Always Better!
April 3, 2011 by F. Leder · Leave a Comment
In my very first sales experience, my book of business was compared to a bathtub half full with water.
Additionally, I was told that this bath tub had no plug in the drain, so water was continually escaping from it.
The riddle was finally completed with the question, “How therefore can you maintain water in half the tub with the constant outflow of water?” Read more
The Factoring Broker’s Action Plan
January 25, 2011 by M.Ponomarew · 2 Comments
Wondering How to Earn Fees as a Factoring Broker?
Mike Ponomarew reveals the Factoring Broker Action Plan in his next webinar. Read the article and save your seat today!
Accounts Receivable Factoring Examples
October 26, 2010 by Factoring Investor · 5 Comments
For some business owners accounts receivable factoring will provide solutions when all other avenues fail.
Of course the greatest area of concern is usually the factoring fees leading many to wonder,
“How much will it cost to use invoice factoring services?” Read more
Comparison of Factoring Fees and Charges
August 16, 2010 by Factoring Investor · 2 Comments
The costs for invoice factoring are made up of discount fees and administrative charges. But watch out!
It’s a competitive business and some factoring companies advertise super low discount rates to lure in accounts receivable funding clients and hit them with hidden fees later.
Want to know the true factoring charges before signing on the dotted line? Use this chart for an accurate factoring fees comparison. Read more
When Do Factoring Brokers Get Paid?
June 1, 2010 by Factoring Investor · Leave a Comment
Brokers and consultants earn lucrative and reoccurring commissions for the referral of business owners that use accounts receivable financing services.
But when are these factoring commissions paid? Read more
Freedom From Factoring Fees
February 12, 2010 by Philip Cohen · 3 Comments
In an effort to combat the affects of the crumbling economy, service-oriented businesses have been getting creative with new ways to generate money.
Unfortunately for consumers, that creativity often translates into price hikes, additional fees, reduced services or cut backs on productivity. But does it have to be that way? Read more
Factoring – The “F” is for Flexibility
May 4, 2009 by Fred Rewey · Leave a Comment
There are a lot of misconceptions about Factoring accounts receivable. The two biggest myths are It Costs Too Much and Lack of Flexibility. That may have been true in “the old days” but nothing could be further from the truth today. Read more



