Liquid Capital in the News
Construction Digital
Banks don’t seem to have any money to lend right now – or at least none they want to. This places financial stress on many companies, especially in the construction industry.
Yet business must move forward. Companies still need to buy supplies, meet payroll, cover seasonal adjustments and even seize market opportunities. So what are they to do?
Many turn to factoring, an alternative to bank lending that provides businesses with capital on a flexible basis that is proportional to sales. The factoring “line” grows as the sales to credit worthy customers increase, giving clients an opportunity to capitalize on market opportunities.
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Website Launch Announcement
Liquid Capital's corporate website was recently in the news again! At Liquid Capital our focus is singular: our Clients. Following this principal, we are committed to providing the most profitable content possible. In addition to information about our products, such as receivable factoring, trade insurance and tax credit monetization, we also publish timely and profitable financial newsletters and press pieces to better serve our Clients and the public.
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Masonry - The Voice of the Masonry Industry
As a mason, have you ever been in a situation in which you were waiting on a check from a large job, and needed that check to cover payroll? Even the healthiest of operations sometimes find themselves in this situation and need lines of credit to help smooth out the cash flow bumps. That was the case of a successful, self-made small- to mid-sized mason based in San Antonio, Texas. This mason often is hired by school districts to perform stucco work, lay concrete and brick, cut stone for buildings, and complete a variety of other construction-related projects.
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Hotel Industry Online
Banks don’t seem to have any money to lend right now — or at least none they want to — and equity markets aren’t a great value proposition for many companies with investors skeptical about, well, everything.
U.S. Bancorp recently commissioned a survey of 1,004 companies nationwide with annual revenue of $10 million or less that showed slightly less than a third of those surveyed said their bank provides everything they need when it comes to financing and other business services.
Yet business needs to go on.
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Liquid Capital Corp. Voted World-Class Franchise®
Liquid Capital Corp. is proud to announce that it has been voted a World-Class Franchise® by its Principals!
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Turning to Liquid Capital was the best business decision we have ever made. Within a month of our decision to factor, we were set up and running.