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Why do lenders have a minimum contract period?
Well to be honest not all lenders do. The standard however does seem to be a 12 month contract with either a 3 or 6 month notice period. However, some lenders offer a 28 rolling contract and I have seen … Continue reading
Minimum Base Rates – Do you know what you are paying?
Minimum base rates can mean you are paying more than you expect and more than you need to… When speaking to new clients and reviewing their existing facilities it is quite common for them not to be aware of the … Continue reading
We can help you increase profits
Smart Factoring Quotes can help you increase your profits. How can we do this? We can help you: Increase profitable sales Reduce costs To learn more please take a look at – Increase Profits
Smart New Website….
Smart Factoring Quotes are delighted to announce the launch of our new and improved site. Our aim has always being to be an online resource for business owners wanting to learn more about invoice finance. Our updated site is more … Continue reading
Understanding Factoring Costs
Factoring costs can be quite difficult to understand if you do not know what to look out for. There is a page on the site advising people how best to minimise factoring costs. I thought it might be an idea … Continue reading
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Selective Factoring or Spot Factoring
Selective factoring allows a business to choose which debtors to factor. They then notify all invoices for that debtor to the factoring company. Spot factoring allows you to choose individual invoices to factor. This can be a one off invoice … Continue reading
Factoring in Ireland
Invoice Factoring Quotes Ireland is proud to be supporting businesses in Ireland in what are very difficult times. Our .ie website is aimed at helping Irish business owners source cash flow solutions for their businesses. If you or any of … Continue reading