If you are thinking of securing funding for your business, there’s more to consider than just your pitch deck or credit score. The legal structure of your business is an equally crucial consideration. It can either open doors or slow you down. For instance, potential...
collections
How do you collect when the debtor moves to another state?
Collecting outstanding debts is time-consuming and frustrating. You’ve heard every excuse while the debtor keeps delaying payment. So, what happens when the debtor pulls up stakes and moves to another state? Did you lose your opportunity for restitution?...
The main benefit of wage garnishment for outstanding debt
One of the main financial hurdles your company is currently facing is simply the nonpayment of outstanding debts. Perhaps you’ve provided goods or services that haven’t been paid for, even though agreements were in place. Or perhaps your company services loans, such...
Acting when clients default on factoring contracts
Factoring services help companies in a variety of Industries meet their basic financial obligations. By leveraging outstanding invoices, it is theoretically possible to gain access to immediate capital for facility rent payments or vendor payments. Companies that...
3 mistakes to avoid when collecting debt
Debt collection is an invaluable component of financial management for lenders and businesses of all sizes. When debtors fail to fulfill their financial obligations, your company can initiate debt collection procedures to recover the funds. Debt collection can be...
How does the garnishment process work for creditors?
Garnishment is a legal procedure that allows certain parties to collect debts from a debtor's wages, bank accounts or other assets. This process mainly benefits creditors seeking to recover unpaid debts by providing a direct method to claim the funds owed. The process...
Why auto lenders would rather collect money than cars
When a borrower doesn’t pay back an auto lender, the lender may decide to move forward with the repossession. This is when they reclaim the vehicle that was purchased with the loan. The goal is to then sell that car again, getting the money that was still owed by the...
5 ways to create urgency for past-due billing
Debt collection is usually one of the least desirable jobs small business owners have to engage in. Unfortunately, collecting invoices that are due is critical for companies that need to maintain a steady financial backing to keep operating. Dealing with customers who...
What happens when borrowers fail to pay student loans?
Companies that offer student loans, some of which are federally backed and some which are not, may run into issues where these loans are not actively repaid. Many borrowers had the full intention of paying them when they took the loans out, but they may have stopped...
Limited liability: 3 key factors in piercing the corporate veil
Business entities provide entrepreneurs and investors with a crucial shield, separating their personal assets from the liabilities of the business entity they establish. This safeguard allows individuals to take risks and pursue entrepreneurial endeavors with a sense...

