Category Archive for: Bank Program

Businesses in search of funding often turn to banks or factors for a solution, making the two competitors in the marketplace. Despite this rivalry of sorts, banks and factors can (and do) get along — and even work together — …

For more than 10 years, RMP Capital has worked with capital brokers, CPAs, attorneys and banks to help their clients and customers grow their business and solve their cash flow concerns. We offer a variety of funding programs aimed to …

RMP’s experienced and professional Bank Consultants are here for your bank. With them your bank has a much better chance of being successful on our Accounts Receivable Program. They will do most of the work and show you what you …

If your bank is lending to businesses that have big box stores as their customers, you may have some low hanging fruit just waiting for the right opportunity. Big box stores, like Wal-Mart, Sam’s Club, Costco, Best Buy, Home Depot, …

In working with banks and providing an Accounts Receivable Funding Program through RMP Capital’s Community Bank Program, one question that is often asked is: “How can a business increase profits using Accounts Receivable Funding?”  The key to being successful on …

In working with banks and providing an Accounts Receivable Funding Program through RMP Capital’s Community Bank Program, one question that is often asked is: “How can a business increase profits using Accounts Receivable Funding?”  The key to being successful on …

In working with banks and providing an Accounts Receivable Funding Program through RMP Capital’s Community Bank Program, one question that is often asked is: “How can a business increase profits using Accounts Receivable Funding?”  The key to being successful on …

In working with banks and providing an Accounts Receivable Funding Program through RMP Capital’s Community Bank Program, the question that is asked or implied most often is: “Why would a business use Accounts Receivable Funding?” Accounts Receivable Funding is primarily …

To a business owner, nothing could be further from the truth. The more time and effort a business owner puts into his/her business likely means more money and success will be achieved. But sometimes a business can reach a point of diminishing …

There’s an old sales cliché: If you don’t ask your customers to buy, they won’t!  Meaning, you’ll never know if your customer would be interested in a new product or service unless you ask them. In working with banks and …