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Primary Funding New year

 

With deep gratitude for our clients, team, community, and business partners, we celebrate a year full of success and optimism for what’s to come. As you enjoy the holiday season, we wish you quality time with your loved ones and the support and rest you need to recharge for the year ahead. May you look back on this past year’s memories with fondness and look forward with hope.

From all of us at Primary Funding, Happy New Year! We hope it’s filled with growth, health, and wonderful achievements.

FIRM NEWS

We Made The List

Primary Funding San Diego Business JournalWhat a way to end the year. We’re thrilled to announce we made the San Diego Business Journal’s List of Fastest-Growing Private Companies based on our revenue growth from 2019 to 2021! It’s an honor to rank alongside other amazing businesses that make our vibrant community shine.

We’re thankful to our stellar clients, business partners, and team for making this possible. We look forward to continuing to grow in beautiful San Diego.

In the News

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LENDING LINGO

Chargeback

Chargeback, noun

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In factoring, a chargeback is the amount of money owed to the invoice factoring firm if a business cannot secure payment from its customer to fulfill a factored invoice. In many cases, the non-payment agreement is built into the factoring contract and the outstanding amount is deducted from the company’s cash reserves or an available line of credit. Learn more about the factoring process by viewing our frequently asked questions.

Contact our team to learn if you’re vulnerable to revenue risk and how you can avoid it through diversification and other strategies.