October Kicks Off Merchant Cash Advance Rush for Holiday Inventory Stock

Every October, retailers eagerly plan their strategy to capitalize on the impending holiday consumerism. 2010 is much like last year or worse. The long lasting recession has caused wholesalers and distributors to eliminate much needed payment terms for inventory purchases. It has become extremely challenging for retailers to purchase the amount of inventory required for the holidays when Cash on Delivery is the only policy.

The profit on the sales will more than pay for the costs paid but if the cash isn’t there to buy the inventory in the first place, there’s a problem. Hence a major cash flow problem is inevitably created even for the most robust business.

That being said, Merchant Cash Advance companies will experience application overflow and marathon work hours. It is much like what accountants experience during tax season. The Merchant Cash Advance underwriting process tends to slow significantly in late November.

Business owners!: Poor credit, fair credit, good credit? There are options for all of you with a Merchant Cash Advance. From Starter Advances to Platinum programs. The next 4 weeks is a great time to look into and apply for funds before it may be too late!

We wish you all the best as the peak retail season approaches and as always, make sure you choose one of the reputable firms.

– deBanked

Sean Murray is the President and Chief Editor of deBanked and the founder of the Broker Fair Conference. Connect with me on LinkedIn or follow me on twitter. You can view all future deBanked events here.