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Find out the 3 biggest mistakes that Insolvency Practitioners make when dealing with Debtors, and how to avoid them by working with Credebt.

Here at Credebt we know that most Invoice Finance Companies have one burning question: is our Funding safe? The good news is that the answer to that question can be a resounding YES, if you follow the correct procedures and get us to help you. And if the answer is NO,...

Two of the main challenges that businesses face today are late payments of outstanding invoices and bad debt. Both can lead to cashflow difficulties which could have a severe impact on any business, regardless of size. Here we share 7 steps to effectively reduce your...

Every business needs a robust Credit Management Process so that they get paid on time, every time. It doesn't have to be complicated, but it does have to be followed every time. That way you get the best results. Here is an example of a basic Credit Management Process...

As an Insolvency Practitioner, you will have 2 main concerns: Getting as much of your fee paid as possible without the need to write off Work In Progress. You work extremely hard for your fees, so jobs where you have to write off WIP are disappointing, especially...

For the financial health of your business and your cashflow it is important to have a robust Credit Control policy and procedures. At Credebt we are experts in this field, and we are happy to share with you the 7 steps you can take to make sure you have your Credit...

Welcome Jeff! We are very proud and excited to announce that as of today, Jeff Longhurst has joined the team at Credebt as a Non Executive Director. As most of you will know Jeff was CEO of the ABFA from 2014 to 2017 and Director of Events and Training at UK Finance...

Payment Terms Explained: Our MD, Glen Morgan, recently presented the first of a series of webinars on the UK Finance website together with the Small Business Commissioner Paul Uppal. UK Finance is the trade association that was set up in July 2017 to represent the...

You can work out if your business has overdue debt issues by working out your Days Sales Outstanding (DSO). This is an important indicator of cashflow issues, and when applied regularly can highlight problems before they become too serious. In order to do so you need...