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Cash Flow Lending
Cash Flow Lending Perth
Business cycles shift constantly, and even a profitable business can feel a cash-flow squeeze. PTR Finance Group arranges cash flow lending and working capital finance across Perth and WA to smooth the gaps, fund growth and take the short-term pressure off, so you can focus on your long-term goals.
Working Capital | Overdrafts | Debtor Finance | Invoice Funding | Business Loans
Through our relationships with top-tier and specialist financiers, we can access a wide range of cash-flow solutions and match them to your situation, from a simple business overdraft to debtor finance that unlocks the cash tied up in your unpaid invoices. We assess where the pressure actually is and recommend the options that fit your business and personal needs.
We are there for the life of the facility, not just the application. If trading gets tight, we keep an eye out and help you restructure early, before a short-term squeeze becomes a bigger problem. That ongoing relationship is what PTR Finance Group is built on.
Whether you are managing seasonal swings, waiting on slow-paying customers or funding a growth spurt, the right cash-flow facility can be the difference between holding back and pushing forward.
Cash-flow options we can arrange include:
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Working capital loans
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Debtor finance & factoring
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Invoice finance
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Insurance premium funding
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Unsecured business loans
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Trade & import finance
If you would rather borrow against equipment than cash flow, our asset finance division and mining equipment and excavator finance pages may suit better. For property-backed lending, see property finance. Feeling the pinch? Request a quote and we will help ease the pressure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is cash flow lending and how can it help my business?
Cash flow lending provides funding to cover the gap between money going out and money coming in. It can smooth seasonal swings, bridge slow-paying customers or fund a growth push, giving your business room to operate without draining reserves or stalling.
What is the difference between an overdraft and debtor finance?
An overdraft lets you draw your account below zero up to an agreed limit for general short-term needs. Debtor finance advances a percentage of your unpaid invoices, so it grows with your sales and is tied to money customers already owe you. We will help you work out which suits your cash-flow pattern.
How does invoice or debtor finance work?
You raise an invoice as normal, and the financier advances most of its value straight away rather than you waiting 30, 60 or 90 days to be paid. When your customer pays, you receive the balance less the financier's fee. It is a practical way to free up cash locked in your receivables.
Can I get cash flow finance without property security?
Often, yes. We have access to unsecured business loans and facilities secured against invoices or the business itself rather than your home. The right option depends on your trading history and needs, and we will show you what is available.
How quickly can working capital be arranged?
Many cash-flow facilities move quickly, with some unsecured and invoice-based options approved within a day or two once we have your details. More complex facilities take a little longer, and we will give you a realistic timeframe up front.
Is cash flow lending suitable for seasonal businesses?
Very much so. Seasonal businesses are among those that benefit most, using a facility to cover quiet periods and repay as revenue returns. We can structure something that flexes with your trading calendar.
What is insurance premium funding?
Insurance premium funding lets you spread the cost of your annual business insurance over monthly instalments instead of paying it all at once, keeping cash in the business. It is one of several tools we use to ease cash-flow pressure across the year.
