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MEDICAL RECEIVABLES

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OBJECTIONS TO FACTORING

BANK RATES VS FACTORING

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE FUNDING

TURN YOUR COMPANY INTO A C.O.D BUSINESS
SERVICE MORE CLIENTS
INCREASE PROFITS
RECEIVE ADDITIONAL TAX BENEFITS
INCREASE MARKETING DOLLARS TO ACQUIRE NEW CLIENTS
CREATE GREATER BUYING POWER WITH YOUR VENDORS

unlimited line of credit

with no debt on your books and no

marks against your credit scores

Selling your accounts receivable will allow you to:

· Increase your cash flow and working capital

· Show no debt on your balance sheet

· Increase your purchasing power, enabling you to do more business

· Improve your credit rating and obtain the cash you need to meet your obligations

· Eliminate using equipment, real estate or inventory for collateral

· Rely on the strength of your customers not your company's strength

· Not get in debt, but use what you have on hand to expand

· Not depend on a bank loan which may be costly and not available if you have insufficient hard assets or have not been operating for a long period of time

· Only sell those invoices necessary to cover the money you need

· Maintain control of accounts receivable or hand it over to the funding source to maintain at a comparable cost; could save on your in-house staff costs

· Receive a continuous cash flow without having periodic payment or interim payoffs

· Avoid obtaining funds from venture capitalists (receive an interest in your business and have a say in how it is run)

· Avoid periodic delays and negotiations as experienced when obtaining a loan

· Present a professional image to your clients

· Start again any time you need the service

· Have the time needed to run your business, service your clients

Is the outcome worth it?

Your company will be able to offer credit to your customers
making you a more "competitive supplier". Your company will now be in a better position to receive orders from customers on a regular basis. Selling your invoices essentially fills in the "money gap" between the time a company makes a sale and the time the customer pays.

Your company will be able to produce the orders on a timely basis, while increasing its sales and profit, all for a nominal fee. Repeat this scenario over and over…that equates to growth, growth, growth, profit, profit, profit!

Can your company wait to receive payments due and still meet payroll expenses, rent, or operating expenses….buy supplies and fill "repeat" and "new" incoming orders. Selling your invoices gives you access to needed cash - YOUR CASH - within a few days instead of a few months!!!

How does financing receivables differ from a bank loan?

Banks must consider the amount of assets a business (collateral) has in securing a loan…normally requiring a great deal of assets as collateral. As an example if a business has $200K worth of outstanding invoices, they may lend 30-50 percent of the total amount, ($60-100,000). And even then, a bank may still not be willing to make a loan unless the business has a strong financial statement independent from the accounts receivable.

A funding source, on the other hand, does not loan money.
They basically make an "outright purchase" of the invoices.
They do not advance funds based on the company's collateral (strength of the business), but on the strength of the company's customers. Funding sources can advance up to 90% or more of the business's accounts receivable.

Are You "Losing" Money Instead of "Making"Money?

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