Credit Risk insurance
Discussion
Boarder1 said:
Another vote for Peter Hill...We were looking just to cover one new client for £30k of work. Prices from all over were coming in around the £3k mark.
Peter Hill did our full £1.5m T/O cover for just over £4k so we went down that route.
Hugely cheaper than EH.
HTH!
davepoth said:
Might be worth looking at factoring or discounting, where you sell the particular invoices on to another company for a little less than the value of the invoice. They then assume the risk of non-payment.
Not really the same as Credit insurance and probably more expensive/ less flexible. Separate CI is the way, factoring or not. toohangry said:
davepoth said:
Might be worth looking at factoring or discounting, where you sell the particular invoices on to another company for a little less than the value of the invoice. They then assume the risk of non-payment.
Not really the same as Credit insurance and probably more expensive/ less flexible. Separate CI is the way, factoring or not. davepoth said:
toohangry said:
davepoth said:
Might be worth looking at factoring or discounting, where you sell the particular invoices on to another company for a little less than the value of the invoice. They then assume the risk of non-payment.
Not really the same as Credit insurance and probably more expensive/ less flexible. Separate CI is the way, factoring or not. Gassing Station | Business | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff