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Business Processes You Can Outsource

Business process outsourcing (BPO) is a growing concept. It first began in the manufacturing industry, and now all kinds of businesses choose to outsource various functions and tasks. As technology advances and businesses become more competitive, outsourcing mundane tasks allows leaders to channel resources to core functions. Your company can capitalize on business process outsourcing […]

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5 Facts About Debt Validation

Consumers and businesses have several protections regarding debt. These protections keep collection agencies from aggressively pursuing debts or using unethical practices. One of those protections is the  Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). The FDCPA limits what collectors can do and say to consumers. It also allows consumers to validate a debt. The Commercial Collection […]

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8 Successful Debt Collection Techniques

Debt collection is a critical part of running a business. Many businesses run on credit, so they need a strategy to collect customer payments. In most cases, the debt collection process is clear to the customer from the onset of the agreement. However, that doesn’t guarantee that every customer will pay on time. Your business […]

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Debt Collection vs. Debt Recovery

Debt collection and debt recovery, or loan collection vs. loan recovery, sound similar but are two different processes. Debt collection is when a business uses in-house resources to collect client debt. Debt recovery is when a company enlists a third-party agency to complete the process. You may have experience with both in your business — […]

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How Long Are You Responsible for Old Debt?

Old debt can come out of nowhere. You may even forget someone owes you money until you revisit your books. Before you make plans to collect on your debt, it’s best to find out how long debt is valid, how long your company can try and collect a debt, and your state laws regarding the […]

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Common Issues Related to Accounts Receivable

Many businesses have an accounts receivable policy that details when and how much should be billed and when the amount should be collected. Though an essential policy, not every company executes this policy effectively. If your business has monthly revenue tied up due to overdue invoices, you may be facing some common issues related to […]

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Debt Collector or Scammer: How to Tell the Difference and What Actions to Take

In recent years, the Federal Trade Commission has been clamping down on illegal collections. Consumers reported losing almost $8.8 billion to fraud in 2022, and impostor scams ranked at the top of that list. Though no one wants to become part of this statistic, it can be challenging to tell genuine debt collectors from fake ones […]

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How Much Do Collection Agencies Charge?

Debt collection can be a time-consuming and often frustrating process, leaving you and your team exhausted. While it’s common for companies to struggle with collecting debts, this doesn’t have to be the norm. With a collection agency, you can hand that responsibility over to someone else. Third-party collection firms handle the burden of collecting payments […]

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14 Tips for Speeding up Your Collections

Healthy cash flow is your company’s backbone. While getting paid in full, upfront, or early is ideal, it’s not always the case. Many factors can prevent a customer from making payments, including economic fluctuations or issues within their own company. Recovering outstanding payments from customers can be disruptive and impact your company’s short- and long-term […]

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Accounts Receivable Dispute Resolution

Customer disputes over invoices occur when customers claim they are not responsible for paying an invoice. Accounts receivable disputes can have a negative effect on your business’s cash flow and affect your financial health, which is why establishing collections processes is essential for your company’s accounts receivable. By doing so, you can ensure a healthy […]

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