Top 3 Debt Collection Techniques That Will Greatly Improve The Cash Flow To Your Business
April 6, 2011 by David P. Montana
Filed under Finance
Effective debt collection techniques are necessary to any business, regardless of the state of the economy. Knowing how to persuade your customers to pay their delinquent, past due accounts on time will increase cash flow to your business. After all, as a business owner, you have debts to pay as well. Absent the necessary adequate cash flow, you are risking falling behind on your own bills and commitments. This can lead to problems with your vendors and suppliers. Or to the loss of favorable credit terms with your banker or lender.
The Fair Credit Reporting Act: Exactly What You Need Know As A Business Owner
April 6, 2011 by David P. Montana
Filed under Finance
The Fair Credit Reporting Act impacts every business. This is because the FTC requires businesses to report accurate information about debtors who owe money. Every business owner responsible for handling internal debt collections needs to understand The Fair Credit Reporting Act.
Discover These 4 Tips To Craft A More Potent Demand Letter
March 16, 2011 by David P. Montana
Filed under Finance
If you are handling your own debt collections in house, then you already recognize the need to periodically send demand letters to delinquent customers.
The Best Opportunity For Outsourcing Bank Debt Collection
March 12, 2011 by Erwin B. Brown
Filed under Finance
Determining the best course of action for pursuing delinquent debt can be a difficult decision. Bank debt collection in particular is tough, since there are any number of ways for debtors to avoid making payments. However, one way in which to achieve greater success in bank debt collection is to outsource the process to collection agencies at the right time of year.
Bank Debt Collection Recommendations And Answers Throughout The Poor Economy
March 10, 2011 by David P. Montana
Filed under Finance
For banks, the cost in time and money to recover delinquent debt is often too high, especially in today’s economy, where few can even afford to have millions owed them, much less the resources to pursue debtors. This leads to a need for some other solution.
Increasing Your Business’ In-House Debt Collection Results
March 9, 2011 by Darcel M. Jackson
Filed under Finance
Recovering delinquent debt drains resources, and the recovery process often fails. With the time, money and manpower spent on debt collection, many businesses find it more appealing to hand off delinquent accounts to a debt collection agency rather than face the negative impact on the company.
How Debt Collection Laws Can Hinder Recovering Your Business Debt Effectively
March 3, 2011 by David P. Montana
Filed under Finance
When it comes to trying to recover delinquent accounts from your debtors, the various debt collection laws can, at times, feel like a hindrance. Clearly, your primary goal is persuading as many late-paying customers as possible to pay their debts, thereby keeping your business’ cash flow strong.
Bank Debt Collection: Recognized Scientific Programs Which Increase Results
February 23, 2011 by David P. Montana
Filed under Finance
According to the American Collectors Association, which has conducted a number of studies in banking, write-offs, and human behavioral aspects, bank debt collection should be viewed as a science. Reviewing the statistical results can aid in determining the best means of recovery of debt.
A Guide To The Collection Agency Surety Bond
September 30, 2010 by Takara Alexis
Filed under Finance
Without a surety bond, a lot of companies can’t rightfully operate in their corporation. These bonds work as risk-mitigation utensils that are more like credit and less like insurance. Usually, surety bonds are three-party concurrences engaging a surety agency, a consumer, and a business. In the instance that the business fails to consummate its prescribed or contracted duties, the customer is saved from financial trouble.
Boating, Its Relaxing
July 19, 2010 by Mallory Megan
Filed under Travel
Boating can be a relaxing pastime, floating along on a river or lake without a care. For most people, the boating itself is the whole point of the hobby: once you’re in the boat, you’re set.
