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Regardless of what industry pundits say, opening a medical practice can be both very rewarding and very lucrative. Of course, as with any business, medical offices have their own specific financial challenges. One of the biggest challenges for medical practices of all sizes is adjusting to the long payment cycles of private insurance providers and Medicare/Medicaid. It is not uncommon
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FACTORING AS A SOURCE OF BUSINESS FUNDING By: Berwyn J. Kemp Do you supply products and services to commercial customers and are unable to secure traditional bank financing? If so, do you very often have to wait 30 to 90 days or longer for your customers to pay your invoices? Which often leaves you short of the capital you
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Factoring is an efficient and reliable way of meeting capital needs of the business. It is beneficial when a business promises to have definite profits in future but faces capital deficit to get the project completed. Factoring Fundamentals: ( http://www.hjventures.com/factoring/factoring.html ) Principles that govern factoring are same as those governing bank loans, credit cards and other such lending methods. The basics
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The Facts on Factoring: How to Increase Cash Flow Without Borrowing By Fred Coutts, CPA, CMACash flow is one of the main reasons businesses fail. At one time or another, every business, even successful ones, have experienced poor cash flow. Cash flow does not have to be a problem any more. Do not be fooled -- banks are not
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When business owners realize they have a cash flow problem and start looking for ways to solve it, the first thing they usually do is call their banker or the SBA. The second thing they do is discover all the financial and credit information they will have to provide and how many weeks or months it will take to find out if they are
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