A temporary reduction in mortgage interest rates that provides initial financial relief.
A deep dive into accounts receivable financing, exploring its definitions, comparisons, examples, and some humorous insights.
Adjusted Present Value is a financial metric that assesses the value of a project by taking into account any financing benefits, such as tax shields from debt.
Understanding the allowance for bad debt: a financial cushion against uncollectible receivables.
Understanding asset-based lending and its mechanics.
An assumable mortgage is a home financing arrangement where the buyer takes over the seller's outstanding mortgage.
A guide to understanding back-to-back letters of credit in international transactions.
Understanding Balloon Loans: The Good, The Bad, and The Balloon-y
Understanding Bank Confirmation Letters: Validation, Creditworthiness, and More!
An interim financing option used by companies for short-term needs before securing long-term funding.
A short-term solution for when you need a little extra cash before others come through.
Understanding the Financial Model of Build-Operate-Transfer Contracts
A Chattel Mortgage is a loan for movable personal property, or more simply put, things that can move - like your favorite mobile home or construction equipment!
Everything You Need to Know About Construction Loans: They Help Build Your Dreams but Are Not Mortgages in Disguise.
A debenture is a type of bond that is unsecured and relies on the issuer's creditworthiness.
Debt financing occurs when a firm raises money by selling debt instruments to investors, unlike equity financing where stock is issued.
A financial obligation allowing the issuer to raise funds by promising to repay the lender.
A Delayed Draw Term Loan is a financing tool that provides borrowers with access to funds at a specified time in the future, allowing for flexibility in cash flow management.
An upfront investment to minimize borrowing for big expenses like real estate or a shiny new car!
The process of raising capital through the sale of shares, allowing companies to effectively sell ownership for cash.
Understanding Excess Cash Flow in financial agreements
A humorous yet informative look at exempt transactions in finance.
A factor is an intermediary that provides cash by purchasing accounts receivables.
A network of regional banks providing cash flow for housing and community needs.
