Introduction Across North America, Europe, Asia and beyond, central banks are increasingly entertaining radical new methods to shore up skyrocketing public liabilities and debts, particularly in developed countries now wrestling with rapidly aging demographic trends. These methods include currency-diluting measures, … Continue reading →

Introduction and IPS debacle If you are like many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), you use a freight payment processor when sending and receiving shipments to and from your customers. But what assurance do you have that these processors will … Continue reading →

Maintaining a healthy business requires paying attention to cash flow, which can be a challenge even if your business is successful. The delay between providing products or services and receiving payment for them often causes these difficulties. Although your balance … Continue reading →

Debtor finance is a type of lending where businesses can borrow money using their accounts receivable as collateral. This allows business owners to use the money owed to them without acquiring additional debt. What is Debtor Finance? Some businesses offer … Continue reading →

Factoring can be a valuable financial solution for underground fiber installers who face cash flow challenges due to the nature of their business. For example, these installers may have to pay for materials, equipment, and labor upfront before receiving payment … Continue reading →

In telecommunications, invoicing customers with net 30, 60, or 90 payment terms is standard practice. Net X days means customers have X days to pay their bills in full. Public utility providers offer these terms because it reduces the cost … Continue reading →

It is customary in business to offer long payment terms (30, 60, or 90 days) to bulk buyers and VIP customers. It is a benefit that many companies and bulk buyers look for when choosing suppliers. Unfortunately, outstanding or unpaid … Continue reading →

The COVID-19 pandemic significantly impacted the staffing industry when it caused massive business shutdowns all over the country and the world. With businesses closing or reducing their operation hours and capacities, there was a much lower demand for staffing services. … Continue reading →