End Credit Card Debt Via Factoring Invoices

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Entrepreneurs in small businesses often have credit card debt, which is usually one factor that contributes to their business failure. Over the last three to five years, credit cards have all but replaced loans for many small businesses. Then once the economic downturn happened and there was tightening of the credit markets, many businesses just could not survive. But some businesses have figured out a way to survive by factoring invoices.

Early in 2010 the Federal Reserve said that banks are not giving small businesses enough access to credit. It also indicated they are not providing enough small business loans which supports new jobs and economic growth.

Now, some banks and large financial institutions are opening lines of credit to small businesses via small business loans and credit cards for small business. And until they get these programs in place for small business lending, banks are restraining economic growth among those in the small business sector.

Another problem facing small business owners today is that their outstanding personal loans can factor into an individual's credit card terms and agreement. For many credit card issuers the amount of money you have in your bank is also taken into consideration. In addition, consumers with credit card debt should stay clear of cards with reward programs.

Small business owners can clear credit card debt via accounts receivable factoring. Why? Because many businesses don't get paid right away for delivered products/services. We all know every business needs some cash on hand in order to sustain and grow. So what happens if you do not get paid for a few months, and you do not have time to seek alternative financing through banks or venture capitalists? Invoice factoring just may be the answer to paying off credit cards being used to stay afloat.

Factoring invoices is a fast way to turn your accounts receivables into cash. You may, for example, have to wait 30, 60, or sometimes even 90 days for invoices to be paid. But factors look at your customers' credit, not your credit, and can pay you the majority of what your customers owe you in as little as 24 hours.

So it's simple. Choose an invoice that you know is due; say in 30 or 60 days. Then use a factoring company. You will receive funds within as little as 24 hours. Pay your credit cards down to a minimum, and then use them only once a month for small business expenses. Not only will this improve your credit and resolve your credit card debt, but it could literally save your business during tough economic times.

Some experts believe that a better economy is the only thing that will open up small business lending. However, small businesses can use tried and true solutions that we already know work, such as factoring.

About the Author:
A marketing professional, kristin Gabriel works with The Interface Financial Group (IFG), http://www.ifgnetwork.com, North America's largest alternative funding source for small business. The company provides short-term financial resources including factoring accounts receivables, serving clients in more than 30 industries in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. IFG offers expertise in factoring, accounting, finance, law, banking and marketing.



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