Category: Press Release
Small Businesses Tackling Inflation Concerns with Financial Forecasting
As concerns about inflation persist, small businesses are shoring up their financial planning with better budgeting and forecasting practices. September 26, 2023, Houston, Texas—Leading invoice funding company Charter Capital says the pressure small businesses face due to the economy and inflation is causing many to…
Small Business Owners Capitalizing on Current Momentum to Scale
With more than two-thirds of small businesses seeing a profit, owners strive to make the most of favorable conditions. August 22, 2023, Houston, Texas—Leading invoice funding company Charter Capital says small business owners, still wary of expansion, are turning their energy inward and exploring ways…
Struggling Businesses – One-Third Facing Debt Challenges
Small business debt continues to exceed pre-pandemic levels as business owners fight to keep up with payments and explore relief options. The Growing Struggle: Small Businesses Grappling with Debt June 27, 2023, Houston, Texas—Leading invoice funding company Charter Capital says that the aftermath of the…
Invoice Factoring Demand Climbs as Banking Credit Crunch Ensues
More small businesses are looking to alternative funding sources as banks limit funding in preparation for a recession. HOUSTON, TEXAS, May 23, 2023 – Leading invoice funding company Charter Capital says invoice factoring demand is rising as banks tighten lending requirements. Additional coverage of the…
Compare Factoring Companies Before Signing, Industry Insiders Urge
New guide shows how minor differences like industry expertise and terms impact outcomes for small businesses. HOUSTON, April 13, 2023 – Leading invoice funding company Charter Capital says factoring can help small businesses overcome a multitude of growth-related challenges, but outcomes often hinge upon comparing factoring…
Small Businesses Risking Vendor Relationships With Late Payments
Surveys show 41 percent paid late fees to vendors last year despite three-quarters believing late payments strain business relationships. HOUSTON, March 9, 2023 – Leading invoice funding company Charter Capital says late vendor payments are creating more friction between small businesses and their suppliers. The issue…
Small Business Owners Optimistic; Exploring Expansion Again
Fueled by optimism about the future, Main Street is exploring business expansion opportunities again, industry insiders say. HOUSTON, February 9, 2023 – Leading invoice funding company Charter Capital says a shift in optimism among small business owners is fueling expansion initiatives on Main Street again. Full…
Small Businesses Fortifying Amid Economic Uncertainty
Labor Shortages and Cost Increases Tighten Hold on Small Businesses
Nine-in-ten hiring businesses say finding qualified candidates is a challenge, while the cost of labor sees its greatest hike in 20 years. HOUSTON, December 13, 2022 – Leading invoice funding company Charter Capital says small businesses are feeling especially squeezed by the current labor market. Between…
Small Businesses Tackling Inflation Concerns with Financial Forecasting
As concerns about inflation persist, small businesses are shoring up their financial planning with better budgeting and forecasting practices. September 26, 2023, Houston, Texas—Leading invoice funding company Charter Capital says the pressure small businesses face due to the economy and inflation is causing many to…
Small Business Owners Capitalizing on Current Momentum to Scale
With more than two-thirds of small businesses seeing a profit, owners strive to make the most of favorable conditions. August 22, 2023, Houston, Texas—Leading invoice funding company Charter Capital says small business owners, still wary of expansion, are turning their energy inward and exploring ways…
Struggling Businesses – One-Third Facing Debt Challenges
Small business debt continues to exceed pre-pandemic levels as business owners fight to keep up with payments and explore relief options. The Growing Struggle: Small Businesses Grappling with Debt June 27, 2023, Houston, Texas—Leading invoice funding company Charter Capital says that the aftermath of the…
Invoice Factoring Demand Climbs as Banking Credit Crunch Ensues
More small businesses are looking to alternative funding sources as banks limit funding in preparation for a recession. HOUSTON, TEXAS, May 23, 2023 – Leading invoice funding company Charter Capital says invoice factoring demand is rising as banks tighten lending requirements. Additional coverage of the…
Compare Factoring Companies Before Signing, Industry Insiders Urge
New guide shows how minor differences like industry expertise and terms impact outcomes for small businesses. HOUSTON, April 13, 2023 – Leading invoice funding company Charter Capital says factoring can help small businesses overcome a multitude of growth-related challenges, but outcomes often hinge upon comparing factoring…
Small Businesses Risking Vendor Relationships With Late Payments
Surveys show 41 percent paid late fees to vendors last year despite three-quarters believing late payments strain business relationships. HOUSTON, March 9, 2023 – Leading invoice funding company Charter Capital says late vendor payments are creating more friction between small businesses and their suppliers. The issue…
Small Business Owners Optimistic; Exploring Expansion Again
Fueled by optimism about the future, Main Street is exploring business expansion opportunities again, industry insiders say. HOUSTON, February 9, 2023 – Leading invoice funding company Charter Capital says a shift in optimism among small business owners is fueling expansion initiatives on Main Street again. Full…
Small Businesses Fortifying Amid Economic Uncertainty
Labor Shortages and Cost Increases Tighten Hold on Small Businesses
Nine-in-ten hiring businesses say finding qualified candidates is a challenge, while the cost of labor sees its greatest hike in 20 years. HOUSTON, December 13, 2022 – Leading invoice funding company Charter Capital says small businesses are feeling especially squeezed by the current labor market. Between…



