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Invoice finance
Funding options associated with outstanding business invoices.
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Funding options associated with outstanding business invoices. The right questions depend on the purpose, structure and timing of each request. Monteus can confirm current services and requirements directly.
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Invoice Finance
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Invoice Finance (also known as Invoice Factoring or Debtor Finance) helps you turn your unpaid or outstanding customer invoices into readily accessible working capital. Simply put, invoice financing refers to a method of getting access to funds based on outstanding payment obligations from customers (outstanding invoices/general accounts receivable).
Access to instant cash can increase cash flow and cover additional costs like wages and suppliers, or cover new opportunities.
No property security is needed to access an Invoice Finance line of credit, with facility limits from $10K to $200M to meet the needs of every business.
No Fixed Term Contracts Pay for what you use. Low-Interest Rate – Lower than unsecured loans Insurance Available Invoices paid in 24-Hours – Get the cash straight away.