August 6, 2019
Right now, there is a massive $3.1 trillion net terms economy hiding in plain sight. Yes, you heard that right. There are more than three trillion dollars in business capital held in suspended animation as negotiated net terms and outstanding invoices.
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June 28, 2019
2019’s second quarter saw some hard work and exciting recognition for our team, with many things to celebrate since our last roundup. Here’s a recap of some of the biggest news, awards, and new partnerships we announced over the past few months.
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May 30, 2019
Everybody knows how consumer payments have changed in our personal lives over the last several years. The rise of services like PayPal, Zelle, and Venmo has made it super easy to send money to friends and family members on any connected device. New payment platforms like Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, and Google Pay give customers the convenience of buying things with their phones. But what about B2B payments?
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July 31, 2018
Imagine you’re an entrepreneur who opened a retail storefront two years ago. Business has been fantastic when all of a sudden a prime commercial space in a nearby town opens up. It’s the perfect spot for your second location.
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In this article from MyCorporation’s Deborah Sweeney, 4 tips to help you plan the end of your business year.It’s hard to believe we’re nearly done with the year again! As we sail through third quarter, with Q4 right on its heels, you may feel the weight of a very long to-do list. Add the holiday season into the mix, and the pressure is on to get everything wrapped up before January. Read post
In our series, Humans of Fundbox, we feature some of the incredible folks within our company and give them space to share their stories. Today, we’re in Tel Aviv, Israel, to meet Dean Ad, Fraud Risk Analyst. Read post
Buy now and pay later—much, much later. Many freelancers and small businesses face this classic scenario daily. Late invoice payments can lead to cash flow constraints, hinder everyday operations, and even affect the expansion and success of your entire business. The good news is, there are some strategies you can use to reduce late payments and protect your business. Read post
It’s incredibly rewarding to start, own, and operate your own business. However, the costs of taking on big projects plus daily operations can quickly add up, leaving you with business debt. Read post
Small and medium-sized companies are a significant part of the United States economy, creating two-thirds of net new jobs and driving innovation and competitiveness. Some statistics show that these businesses perform 12 percent of the nation’s total research and development (R&D). Although the number seems relatively small, these companies have demonstrated the ability for significant job creation. Read post
Making sense of business funding can be tricky, so we put together this in-depth guide to help you make the right choice for your business. Here in this free online guide, you will find a comprehensive review of the pros and cons of the most common small business financing options. Chances are that you already know and may have even considered some of these business funding options. Read post
If you own a small business, you probably already know that sometimes you need a little extra cash. Even the most successful small businesses experience slow sales, late invoice payments, urgent unplanned expenses, and other short-term situations where cash flow is uncertain. In situations like these, access to some extra working capital can mean the difference between closing your business or surviving the tough times and coming out on top. Read post
The U.S. construction industry faced major declines during the Great Recession, but has been steadily returning. With over 650,000 employers and over 6 million employees, construction in the U.S. is a multi-billion dollar business. If you own a small construction or contracting business, you have probably experienced the excitement and volatility of the last several years firsthand. Read post
In an ideal world, businesses would always have the cash on hand they needed to buy raw materials, inventory, and supplies from vendors and settle their accounts immediately. Unfortunately, cash is a luxury for many small businesses. Read post
Most small business owners consider a variety of funding and credit options at one time or another. If you run a small business, you may have already heard about or considered Small Business Administration loans, also known as SBA loans. Read post
