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The Liquidity Factor: February 2011
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From Chuck Lightner at The Interface Financial Group, LLC. A Key Factor For Business Health is Liquidity. The Key to Healthy Liquidity is Often a Factor! Tuesday, February 8, 2011. The most a business can afford to pay for financing, on a sustainable basis, (whether from a factoring company or any other source)is the difference between gross revenues and all non-financing related costs, including a return to the owners. A) the amount of the financing,. B) the return required by the financing source, and.
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The Liquidity Factor: July 2010
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From Chuck Lightner at The Interface Financial Group, LLC. A Key Factor For Business Health is Liquidity. The Key to Healthy Liquidity is Often a Factor! Monday, July 26, 2010. I want to get back to the subject of opportunity cost because it’s critical in the process of decision making in the context of limited resources. The fundamental concept underlying this subject is that the important analysis of cost is RELATIVE, not absolute. Let’s take those one at a time. If a business owner has access to:.
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The Liquidity Factor: April 2010
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From Chuck Lightner at The Interface Financial Group, LLC. A Key Factor For Business Health is Liquidity. The Key to Healthy Liquidity is Often a Factor! Thursday, April 22, 2010. Introducing The Liquidity Factor. Welcome to our new blog. We’re calling it “The Liquidity Factor”. The type of “liquidity” we’ll be discussing in these posts is FINANCIAL liquidity: meaning cash or access to cash. The “factor” part comes with two explanations. A The PROBLEM that lack of liquidity causes business owners, and.
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The Liquidity Factor: May 2010
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From Chuck Lightner at The Interface Financial Group, LLC. A Key Factor For Business Health is Liquidity. The Key to Healthy Liquidity is Often a Factor! Monday, May 31, 2010. The Right Tool for the Job. In our last post: “The Notification Issue”, we identified three general types of factoring relationships:. 3 The invoice-by-invoice purchasing, or “spot factoring” model. In this case there is no commitment by either party beyond the purchase and sale of the specified invoices. The full-line, traditional...
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The Liquidity Factor: November 2010
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From Chuck Lightner at The Interface Financial Group, LLC. A Key Factor For Business Health is Liquidity. The Key to Healthy Liquidity is Often a Factor! Thursday, November 4, 2010. It’s been quite a while since I posted here. Sorry.it’s been busy! I’d like to share two brief stories today that build on my prior posts on the subject of opportunity cost and the broader question of financing smaller businesses. That’s the root of the “APR mistake”. What’s the “APR mistake”? It’s the assumption that c...
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The Liquidity Factor: It's About Time!
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From Chuck Lightner at The Interface Financial Group, LLC. A Key Factor For Business Health is Liquidity. The Key to Healthy Liquidity is Often a Factor! Tuesday, February 8, 2011. The most a business can afford to pay for financing, on a sustainable basis, (whether from a factoring company or any other source)is the difference between gross revenues and all non-financing related costs, including a return to the owners. A) the amount of the financing,. B) the return required by the financing source, and.
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The Liquidity Factor: June 2010
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From Chuck Lightner at The Interface Financial Group, LLC. A Key Factor For Business Health is Liquidity. The Key to Healthy Liquidity is Often a Factor! Wednesday, June 30, 2010. Opportunity Cost - The Concept. In my last post I suggested that the idea of “opportunity cost” was critical to a business owner’s decision making. Before getting more deeply into the analysis of that idea I think we’ve got to make sure we’re on the same page with respect to definition. What is “opportunity cost”? If the availa...
