SMALL BUSINESSES CONCERNS

According to the Nation Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) May 2013 survey the top three concerns of small businesses are taxes, regulations and poor sales. Economic uncertainty and political uncertainty in Washington was high on the list also. I work with small business leaders every day a majority of them tell me that access to capital and credit for growth and expansion is one of their top concerns including all the above. If you are a small business owner I would like to know what are your major concerns and outlook for the economy nationally and locally.

Ongoing Profitability

Consistently finding innovative ways that drive sustainable cash-flow growth for your business will help deliver ongoing profitability.

ACCELERATE CASH-FLOW

An apparel store owner contacted us concerning a cash-flow problem that she was experiencing.  After reviewing her business financials we found that it was taking three to four days for her credit card processor to deposit her credit card sales in her banking account.   Also we found needless and improper fees and charges associated with her credit card processing account.   Therefore we developed a balance approach that delivered next day funding for her credit card processing system while at the same time eliminating needles and improper fees and charges.  This forward progressive action helps her maximize return on investment for her credit card processing system and accelerate cash-flow.