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Extending Credit to Foreign Buyers

by Carrie Hinkel on February 14th, 2008

With exporting, negotiations on financing terms can be just as arduous as those on pricing. With competitive products pouring in from companies all around the globe, the financing terms you offer can often times be the deciding factor on whether or not a buyer will make their purchase from you. Of course, as an exporter you’ll want to get paid as quickly as possible; however, when dealing with foreign markets you’ll most likely have to extend your credit terms if you want to make a sale. If your products are shipping via container ship, there will be a 20-30 day... Read more »

Arranging Credit with Wholesale Suppliers

by Danny Brown on November 15th, 2007

One of the key areas for any sized business is having a product or service to sell – after all, without this, where will you get your customers? This is why arranging credit with wholesale suppliers is so important, especially for smaller businesses. With credit in place, you can concentrate more on how best to service your customers, with the knowledge you have a line of credit with your wholesale suppliers for your goods. Yet arranging credit with wholesale suppliers can be difficult if you’re unsure of the process or if this is your first start-up business. Thankfully, there are... Read more »