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Invoice funding from 0.9% to 2% interest

Jun 2, 2011   //   by paulgreen   //   Finance  //  No Comments

If your clients are looking for competitive funding against debtors, please consider the following unique proposition:

:: 70-90% advance

:: 0.9-2.0% interest

:: Min £5k invoice (although lower value invoices with the same debtor can be grouped together)

:: Per invoice funding – no requirement for whole debtor book

:: No tie in contract – ‘pay as you go’

:: Terms set by seller:: No ongoing monthly service fees

:: No upfront arrangement fees

:: No personal guarantees required

:: Single transcation fee charge 0.5% of face value of invoice

The only proviso is that invoice is from a ‘guaranteed’ payer i.e. government department, corporate, recognised brand, etc.

If this is of interest, please email me in the first instance to find out more.

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