Cost of capital
Factor rate vs. APR: why 1.25 is not 25% APR
Learn to distinguish a repayment multiplier from an annualized borrowing cost.
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Practical comparisons. Transparent calculations. Questions that help you look beyond the headline rate.
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Start with your goal
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Start with the timing of collections, then compare revolving credit with invoice funding.
Test price, variable costs and required sales volume.
Borrowing costModel a monthly payment and total interest.
Repayment capacityExplore debt service under your assumptions.
Operating planSee where collections and payments create a gap.
Cost of capital
Learn to distinguish a repayment multiplier from an annualized borrowing cost.
Working capital
Understand invoice financing and factoring, customer payment risk, reserve releases, and how to compare a funding quote.
Credit preparation
Review business credit records, check reporting errors, document obligations, and prepare a financing request around repayment.
Business economics
Calculate break-even sales from fixed costs and contribution margin, then test pricing, capacity and cash timing.
Business economics
A practical unit-economics framework for pricing, delivery costs, refunds and repeat purchases, with a worked example.
Technology
Assess supplier dependency, access, service continuity and exit options with a practical vendor risk review.
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