Applying for a small business continuity loan

Thinking of applying a business loan for your business continuity?

Worry no more.

RJS' Invoice Financing might be the right one for you!

Also called Debtor Finance or Accounts Receivable Finance, invoice financing is like a cash advance based on the sales you’ve already made to your customers, without having to wait for the traditional 30, 60 or even 90 day payment periods.

How does it work?

• First, the business provides a product or service and invoice for it.
• The business will now send invoice to the financing company. the two parties will work out the terms.
• Third, the financing company will send the business cash representing a percentage of the invoice value.
• Lastly, the client pays the issued invoice. This allows the business to repay the financial company for the loan provided together with agreed upon fees.

Through invoice financing, businesses will be able to use its unpaid invoices as collateral for financing. It can also be a way to improve its cash flow for operational needs or speed up business plans.

To know more about this loan solution and for more information, click here.