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Invoice Factoring helps businesses better manage, if not remove entirely, the cashflow problems associated with slow paying customers. And that’s where Invoice Factoring works best.

Bibby Financial Services offer confidential solutions tackling the problems of late payments and ensure invoice financing reduces the risk of late payments.

Factoring is a way of releasing the cash tied up in outstanding customer invoices before they are paid, enabling your business to stay in control of its cashflow without having to use an overdraft or take out a loan.

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Invoice Factoring is a way of ensuring you’re paid early, rather than just on time, every time you invoice. Invoice factoring can be beneficial to businesses operating in a wide variety of circumstances.

There are two key types of invoice finance; factoring and invoice discounting. Learning more about each of these may help you decide which option is right for you.

You’ve probably considered business bank loans, but you might not be as familiar with invoice factoring. Here we look at these two solutions for alleviating pressure on business cashflow.

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Bibby Financial Services are the cash flow experts, our range of products help UK businesses sustain their cash flow when they need it most.

Invoice Factoring is being more widely used by businesses. We explain the pros and cons of using invoice factoring as a way to fund your business.

3 of 3 | We discuss the tools and options available to business owners to make sure late payments don’t turn into bad debt.

2 of 3 | Having robust Terms and Conditions and invoicing techniques that give your business the best chance of not having to deal with bad payers on a regular basis.

1 of 3 | There are some clear steps that companies can take to encourage their clients to pay promptly, and to limit the impact of late payment when it does happen.

3 of 3 | Managing customers in arrears can be a real challenge for you and your business, most payment disputes can be avoided with a clear invoicing process.

2 of 3 | Even when your business is thriving, it can take just a few unpaid invoices to create cashflow issues.

1 of 3 | With late payment and bad debts commonplace, the key to making sure you get paid on time is having an effective credit control system.

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