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Sometimes, customers can take too long to pay their bills, which can strain your cash flow. Invoice finance can be a solution to help small businesses overcome these challenges.

The hospitality industry is a vital part of our economy, constantly innovating as new technologies and solutions emerge to meet the needs of businesses and consumers.

Cash flow is the lifeblood of any business, and managing it effectively is critical to survival. In this blog post, we will discuss some tips for small business owners to manage their cash flow during times of crisis and weather the storm.

As businesses continue to navigate the ever-changing landscape of technology, competition, and consumer trends, it's becoming increasingly important to take steps to futureproof your business.

The cash rate is up, borrowing is more expensive and savings are looking rosier. What does this mean for business owners?

The cash rate has risen again – it now stands at 0.85%. Let's explore how this new reality will actually affect your business.

The cash rate is on the move again. After this article went live, the RBA lifted the target cash rate by an unprecedented 50 basis points.

We break down two financing options for easing cash-flow woes – invoice financing (AKA factoring) vs business loans.

Butn, has been named #73 on the Australian Financial Review’s (AFR) Fast 100 list for 2021.