As a small business owner you know that in order to remain operational a business needs a steady cash flow.
Purchasing stock and assets, paying your suppliers’ invoices and your employees’ wages and super contributions, and paying your tax debts all depend on readily available cash.
Managing your cash flow cycle
Cash flow can be difficult to manage, particularly if your business sells on credit terms and your customers do not pay their bills on time. If you’re not receiving payments from your customers, you can’t pay your own bills. If you can’t pay your bills, your business can start to struggle.
Businesses often try to combat these cash flow problems by arranging overdraft facilities or using business credit cards. These solutions work well if your cash flow problems are short term, due to seasonal fluctuations.
Debtor finance
Debtor finance is a facility that uses the value of the unpaid invoices you have issued to your customers as security. Our debtor finance facility, Liberty CashFlow, can give you an initial payment of up to 90% of the value of your outstanding invoices. The remaining portion is paid to you when your customers settle their accounts. This can continue as a revolving line of credit as long as you keep providing us with copies of your invoices as you issue them to your customers.
You get fast access to cash, usually within 24 hours, and more funds than you would typically receive from an overdraft facility.
We think this might be just what you need
Liberty CashFlow
Use your invoices to access cash quickly and a revolving line of credit.
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