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 →

Cash flow is crucial to the success of any business. A business can be profitable, but if cash flow is poorly managed, there can still be problems like delayed payments and insufficient funds for payroll.  Delayed payroll lowers employee morale … 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 →

Economic crises directly impact B2C businesses as consumers’ weak buying power translates into lower sales and revenue. B2B businesses may enjoy a little more cushion as businesses will no doubt try to hold out as long as they can. Still, … Continue reading →

Businesses aspire for growth, not only for sales and revenues but also in production scale and staffing size. However, many business owners don’t realize that expansion brings an immediate financial challenge: making your payroll on time every time.   This article … Continue reading →

What to Look for in a Factoring Company? One of the biggest challenges small business owners face is maintaining a consistent cash flow that allows their businesses to operate and grow at optimum levels. With that said, it is more … Continue reading →

One of the significant challenges of running a business is acquiring money to fund new equipment or materials necessary for the product or services you offer. Chief financial officers with low-risk appetites may decide to buy only when the company … Continue reading →