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Previously on "Reasonable margin for factoring payments only"
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Does your bank offer factoring? I think mine do (HSBC) at about 7% or thereabouts. Obviously they might not be on the suppliers list, but, it's a bank innit. Safe as houses.
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Thanks guys. Useful to have some benchmarks. Need to agree terms over the next couple of days and then potentially reboomed.
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my friend offered me 6% for factoring only.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostI have some work on offer from a previous NHS client. I need to go via a supplier on a framework.
I want to keep their margin down to a minimum. What is the panel's view / experience of what is manageable? I'm thinking 9%.
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9%???Originally posted by Old Greg View PostI have some work on offer from a previous NHS client. I need to go via a supplier on a framework.
I want to keep their margin down to a minimum. What is the panel's view / experience of what is manageable? I'm thinking 9%.
Does being on the NHS framework give them an automatic right to screw you?
Agencies that have done this for me before have not asked for more than 5%, and that was only one - the others have been 3%ish.
The one I'm using it at the moment is doing it for 0% because the bank put so much temp business through them.
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Reasonable margin for factoring payments only
I have some work on offer from a previous NHS client. I need to go via a supplier on a framework.
I want to keep their margin down to a minimum. What is the panel's view / experience of what is manageable? I'm thinking 9%.Tags: None
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