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The importance of trade credit insurance when money is tight
Trade credit insurance helps businesses protect their revenues and keep their cashflow healthy even if customers fail to pay.
Jun 25
Trade credit insurance helps businesses protect their revenues and keep their cashflow healthy even if customers fail to pay.
Trade credit insurance protect a business against losses, safeguaring its cashflow by covering the shortfall when customers don’t pay.
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Trade credit insurance is an important tool that can minimise the risk of doing business in volatile regions or emerging markets.
Trade credit insurance covers your losses if you don’t receive payment from your customers thereby offering you a safety net to trade confidently.
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Trade credit insurance acts is a crucial buffer for small-business owners against those who pay late or never pay at all.
Implementing trade credit insurance will protect your business from the worst-case scenario.
Trade agreements, contracts and trade credit insurance are all strategies IT businesses can use to protect themselves against late payments.
Avoid getting late payments that can impact on your business’s ability to remain operational.
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