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Submitted by thirdeye on Wed, 09/21/2005 - 19:52
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Hi everyone,

Its a very good news that Debtcc has started providing corporate debt consolidation services. Not many companies offer corporate debt consolidation services here. So it will be a great boost for the community.

I had some good information on this topic to share with the community. Hope this will come handy for people who want to know more about how to consolidate their business debts. If you are able to consolidate your business debt then your relation with vendors will remain intact,creditors and attorneys will be satisfied.Moreover your cash flow in the business will increase which will help revive your business.

What is Business or Corporate Debt Consolidation?

Debt Consolidation is applicable for a business which is undergoing great financial stress and is under heavy debts. A Debt Consolidation is usually structured so that the company will have a significantly lower monthly payment on just one loan versus the combined high payments on numerous loans. Business Debt Consolidation and Restructuring provides debt reduction services to financially-stressed businesses and corporations who are unable to meet their current debt obligations.

Advantages of Corporate Debt Consolidation

Business debt consolidation can provide a variety of benefits, including lower payments and extra capital to invest in your business.


  • Corporate debt consolidation can allow you to consolidate and refinance your revolving, term and equipment loans and structure the payments to match your cash flow.
  • Corporate debt consolidation can reduce the number of lenders and the number of outstanding financing facilities which typically reduces the administrative aspects of managing the loans.


The exclusive business-to-business approach is applied to your business debt consolidation solutions.Senior secured debt is a strong business debt consolidation solution for companies with no existing liens on their assets and a sufficient asset base. This option can allow a corporate debt consolidation by underwriting senior secured debt, based on the value of a company's underlying assets and the stability of its cash flows. An effective debt consolidation company will calculate an advance rate based on your debt to determine how much you can borrow as a loan.

Regards
thirdeye


Hi Folks,

It is nice to hear that business debt consolidation is flourishing in the open market. It is a relief to those who have difficulties in running proper business and don't get the value of their money invested.

Corporate debt consolidation helps in keeping the business operations in sound position. All the outstanding balances and bills of the companies will be consolidated into one loan amount and thus there will be the facility to make the payments through easy monthly installments. So, thinking about the reputation of your business, your bills will be in perfect track and will be able to get a hold on the finance.

If your business is not making profits and you are having difficulties in pulling it out of the hole of huge debt, you can use the service of the corporate debt consolidation. You will be able to pay your debt quicker and will have a better control over it. Not to forget, it also helps in maintaining a good credit rating when you are making regular consolidation payments on time.

There are various types of business debt consolidation programs available in the open market. Small businesses needing help with their debt use the prevailing services to turn their whole business into a profitable one. Just like individual debt consolidation, business debt consolidation is also designed to make you debt free.

Regards
Roxette


Submitted by roxette on Thu, 09/22/2005 - 11:30

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My business was given a credit line when we opened our small flooring business with several suppliers. Our goal was to pay our suppliers as soon as received payment for the job. However since we had no capital to work off of ,in otherwords we starded the business with no money yo back us up. Therefore before we realized it it was taking all the profit to continue to keep work moving through the company. It seemed as if it the work was coming fast and many of the suppliers were operating with us on c.o.d. Basis, and the money would then be used to pay for other suipplies and subcontractors. Now we have a debt to one supplier which has gone way passed our credit time limit and now they are demanding that we pay enormous amounts to pay this now. Now work has not come in a good as at first, due to the winter weather. We want to pay our invoices, but there is just no way and they are not willing to work but just the way they want to. We can and will pay our bills but how do we do it now when we are so far behind with these open and late invoices?


Submitted by on Mon, 02/06/2006 - 17:24

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how to work out paying supplier when invoices are late and they demand enormous amounts to settle this matter?


Submitted by on Mon, 02/06/2006 - 17:31

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Hi Michael! You will be able to settle all your debts only when you can concentrate towards your business and earn money instead of dealing with the collection people. If you keep negotiating with your creditors only, you won't be able to devote your time towards the business.

If you are unable to keep your suppliers under control till you can earn some money, you should seek some professional help, maybe through this site. The consultant will be engaged in negotiating with your suppliers and your mind will be free from all tensions in this avenue.

Don't go for any loans during this period otherwise you will be increasing your overall expenses largely. Besides, loans require some security to be attached with it. If you default in your payments, you might be at the risk of losing your property. Thus, taking a loan won't solve this problem. Talk to your suppliers or let a professional do the negotiation for you. They need to be assured first that you are not going to take their money away.


Submitted by curlycarl on Tue, 02/07/2006 - 09:22

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