See Yourself Grow With Our Accounts Receivable Buying Company

At United Capital Funding, we understand that you want your business to prosper and we want that for you too. Our motivation is to serve you by providing growth opportunities for your business. How can we accomplish this? We provide you with cash flow to handle the day-to-day operations so you can invest in emerging areas of your industry—and for a competitively low factoring fee.

Terms To Know From A Factoring Finance Company

No matter if you’re new to business or have been around for a while, everyone needs a refresher every once in a while. And we know, financial business terms can be hard to grasp onto sometimes. But that’s why we’re here! At United Capital Funding, we’re ready to help as much as we can as your choice factoring finance company. Let’s get to it and review those terms!

Stop Waiting On The Government To Pay Your Invoices

Working with the government is good business. You know the money is coming and it’s a steady stream of work. However, your company spends weeks or months waiting on a paycheck that you earned a while ago. For some, that income is necessary to keep the lights on, let alone keep employees paid. There is a way to get a majority of this money within a week.

A Merchant Cash Advance Loan: we did the math

Like a sheep in wolves clothing, the MCA product is a troubling and rapidly growing segment of the small business online lending industry today. A small business owner must be very careful and understand the true cost APR of this kind of capital. If they don’t, they run the risk of true financial Armageddon, and a wise small business owner should seek all other reputable options for capital before selecting to get a seemingly low cost, fast MCA for their small business enterprise.  

Buyer Beware! How To Do Due Diligence On A Business

In the fast-paced and interconnected world of commerce and technology, the need for businesses to protect themselves has never been greater. Businesses seeking a provider for services must start a due diligence effort before signing any contractual agreements. If not, they put their own capital or employees at risk. Merriam-Webster defines the term due diligence as research and analysis of a company or organization done in preparation for a business transaction.