Bay View Funding Blog

There are many resources to help explain the process of invoice factoring. Here are our answers to three frequently asked questions. 

President Barack Obama signed the Affordable Care Act on March 23, 2010, five years ago! The results are yet to be significantly determined, but there is no doubt that it has had an impact on many industries, the staffing industry included. 

In a recent blog relating to the impact of the Affordable Care Act on the staffing industry, Will Thompson writes in great depth about the ACA and how it impacts employers with a specific spin on staffing companies. The infographic provided in the blog is extremely helpful. Below is a brief synopsis along with some added thoughts on the subject. 

Bay View Funding President, Glen Shu is passionate about helping businesses obtain financing that is otherwise potentially out of their reach.  In a recent informative video, he talks about how the specific services at Bay View Funding work, and how they can benefit those businesses seeking alternative funding opportunities. 

Attention to detail, and plenty of research and planning will make a significant difference when your business is ready to start the application process for a loan. Businesses that understand the process and are prepared with all the correct documentation are more likely to receive the funding they are looking for. 

If you are a veteran or a service-disabled veteran and you are already running your own business, there are many reasons to consider becoming a Certified Veteran Owned Business. However, the process may seem somewhat overwhelming. There is plenty of help available if you know where to look.

This year, the annual Bay View Funding Staff Penny Wars is taking place during the month of March. The team is warring with pennies once again. As in years past, the battle of the pennies will result in a company wide contribution to the American Cancer Society. 

If you deduct your current liabilities from your current assets, another words, assess your working capital, how healthy does your company look? Your current working capital keeps your company afloat. Sadly, too many businesses flounder every year due to poor working capital management and cash flow forecasting.