Many business owners compare invoice factoring to a line of credit because both provide access to working capital that increases as sales grow.

The last quarter of the year is not just a closing chapter—it is the foundation for what comes next.

When the economy turns unpredictable, companies often feel pressure to cut costs quickly. But slashing budgets across the board can do more harm than good.

Long payment cycles remain one of the most persistent challenges for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs)

Uncertainty is a constant in business. From economic slowdowns and supply chain disruptions to delayed client payments and unexpected expenses

Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) represent the backbone of the American economy, accounting for 99.9% of all businesses and contributing 43.5% to the nation's GDP. 

If you own a small or mid-sized business in the U.S. and have employees, IRS Form 941 is one of the most important payroll tax forms you’ll file.

As a broker, you're the driving force behind business growth— connecting buyers and sellers, opening markets, and making deals happen across borders and industries.

Banks play a vital role in helping businesses grow, and as a banker, you're often more than just a lender; you're a trusted advisor, guiding clients through complex financial decisions.

Business owners still believe cash flow is a top concern. In fact, a study published by Capital One suggests that cash flow is a concern keeping small business owners up at night.