Factoring and Invoice Discounting
What are the differences between Factoring and Invoice Discounting?
Some invoice finance providers may agree to advances up to 100% of the value of outstanding customer invoices and then settles the balance or makes a second instalment when the customer settles their invoice, minus service fees.
How does Factoring and Invoicing Discounting Work
Confidentiality can be important to some businesses and they may opt to use invoice discounting. Like factoring, invoice discounting is a form of short-term borrowing against outstanding invoices. However, the lender does not have contact with the payee. The supplier would continue to have control over the invoice and payments.
Request A Quote
Free no obligation finance quotation, no credit searches required.
Business hours
Factsheet Downloads
Mortgage Reviews
Arranging Your Mortgage
First Time Buyer
Leasehold V Freehold
Fixed Price BTL Conveyancing
EPC Regulations
Home Surveys
Specialist Property Reports
General & Commercial Insurance
Income Protection Guide
Protection Planning Guide
Conveyancing
Conveyancing Explained
Conveyancing Process
Your home is at risk if you fail to keep up payments on your mortgage or any other loans secured against it.
Will Writing and advice on Lasting Powers of Attorney are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Buy to Let mortgages and Commercial Lending are not usually regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Disclaimer: Financial Service Solutions Ltd has never now or has ever been involved with any companies of a similar name. Financial Service Solutions Ltd is an Appointed Representative of New Leaf Distribution Ltd. who are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Number 460421
© 2024 Financial Service Solutions Ltd