Monday, 15 March 2010
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A regular flow of cash is essential to the smooth day-to-day running of a business – particularly a smaller one. The vast majority of small firms simply do not have the reserves to allow them to wait for payment of what they are owed without a severe impact on their bottom line.
The statistics on late payment are frightening:
If you are a member of the FPB, you can access our online Credit Control Guide. (Please note: you must be logged in to view the Guide). Non-members can read a free extract on managing debt from the Guide.
Managing Cash Flow Guides
The following guides were written and produced by the Institute of Credit Management in association with BIS, and are supported by the FPB. For more tips on getting paid and advice on best practice in credit management, or to download all the guides in PDF format, visit www.creditmanagement.org.uk2. Payment terms
3. Invoicing 4. Treating suppliers fairly 5. Credit insurance 6. Factoring and finance options 7. Chasing payment 8. When cash runs short How the FPB can help
We have produced a guide to surviving the 'credit crunch', which is full of useful tips from our advisers on how to:
Templates
Download our FREE credit control template bundle, which include customisable purchase order, delivery note, invoice, first reminder and letter of final demand templates.
Hot tips
Our website is also full of advice on how to improve your credit control and cash flow, including hot tips articles on:
We offer a range of deals and credit control solutions that help to save our members' businesses money.
Click here for a full list of benefits and money-saving offers available to our members.
Sign up online for membership here. Alternatively, if you would like to know more, fill in our call-back form and a member of our friendly team will get in touch. You will receive a call from us by the end of the next working day, at the latest. |