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Factoring Release the money tied up in customer invoices immediately with Factoring through Select Factoring.

Selective Factoring allows you the option and flexibility to select which invoices to use to release your funds, which is perfect if you need quick cash flow due to a large order of products. You can choose which single invoice to Factor.

Invoice Discounting Release the funding tied up in your invoices quickly efficiently with Invoice Discounting.
Select Factoring immediately get to grips with the financial issues and quickly found the best possible deal for my shirt company Sam Steel Shirts & Quality Workwear 4U Limited allowing us to complete a major international deal.
Consequently my company is continuing to grow.
Simple and easy to use systems they put in place enabled us to have good cash flow, and that's was all that was needed for us to expand.
Late payment problems have become a widespread issue for many SMEs. This can put the extra squeeze on cash flow, with unpaid invoices holding much of the working capital with little hope of quick payment. However, despite an unimpressive start to the year, there is a ray of hope. The payment time for many small businesses has fallen between Q4 of 2011 and Q1 of 2012 – combining this with alternative finance options that can release the funds tied up in unpaid invoices means that small businesses might
Read moreWith the UK entering a double dip recession in the first quarter of 2012, there are fears that this stagnation is impacting on the growth potential of the SME sector. Unfortunately, there is new evidence that this is a reality. Business turnover has decreased in Q1, mirroring the economy as a whole. SME Turnover Small business turnover decreased by 7% between the last quarter of 2011 and the first quarter of 2012 according to the Cash Flow Barometer, a quarterly study commissioned by ABN AMRO Commercial Finance, an invoice
Read moreResearch has shown that proportionally the recession has been tougher on small businesses than their larger counterparts. With bank loans accounting for the majority of business lending, interest rates and accessibility are a big deal when it come to borrowing. There are alternative methods of finance available, however, which it’s worth looking in to if your business is struggling with a harsh lending environment. SME Crunch SMEs are often perceived as riskier than larger businesses. This translates into higher rates for small businesses as opposed to their larger
Read moreFor the SME market, the banks still make up to main source of finance – despite all the tightening regulations and bad press that they receive. However, due to the increasingly harsh lending environment that many small businesses are experiencing, looking for an alternative way to solve funding problems is often the right thing to do. Four of the main high street banks in the UK account for nearly 80% of SME lending. This is despite the fact that lending fell sharply in 2008 and continued to weaken into 2009
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