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How to Get Funded in Tough Economic Times

By: Aaliyah Jordan|In: Personal Finance|Last Updated: April 30, 2020

Many people ask me if it is possible to boost capital inside the traditional sense currently. Everyone knows and knows that lending practices have tightened and lots of VC firms have gently (and occasionally not too gently) refused to take any further submissions. But is it impossible to boost capital? Of course not, it’s just even harder now. That’s not to say that raising capital has have you ever been easy, it has been a challenging process. If it was an easy process, there wouldn’t be companies charging money to hunt down investors and business coaches priming you on your journey ahead. Keep this in mind, no one can ever guarantee that you will get funding. It’s impossible to ensure, and illegal to create these claims.

What do investors need to see within you? It’s certainly not 30 pages of a long-winded business strategy, especially should it be a poorly …

By: Aaliyah Jordan|In: Finance News|Last Updated: April 15, 2020

We call it the R R factor. And we are not discussing rest and recuperation! The R R factor gives you a sense it’s once again time to take into account whether a newer, popular way of financing receivables will be your working capital funding solution.

We’re going to supply you with a quick but easy and powerful tool to discover if the earnings challenges need to be addressed more positively. It’s the receivables to revenue ration – hence the word R R. First, require a year-end balance of A/R, which is, of course, your uncollected sales revenue at that time soon enough. Then determine how weeks of sales to display. Calculate this ratio historically along with an approach to determining whether your cash flow and dealing capital requirements are changing.

So what makes business address the challenge of working capital funding when it’s as challenging as always to borrow. …