[Video] What to Do If You’re Struggling to Make MCA Payments?

If your business has taken a merchant cash advance, in essence, you have sold future receivables — in other words, your income. Ideally, you only have one of these. In fact, most merchant cash advance contracts strictly only allow you to have one — in fact, maybe only one loan or advance at all.

If your business has taken a merchant cash advance, in essence, you have sold future receivables — in other words, your income. Ideally, you only have one of these. In fact, most merchant cash advance contracts strictly only allow you to have one — in fact, maybe only one loan or advance at all.

What to Do If You’re Struggling to Make Merchant Cash Advance Payments

If you find that you're in a situation where you might be struggling to make your merchant cash advance payments, it's critical that you adhere to the contracts and reach out to them in a proactive manner. In essence, you can expect that because you have sold the rights to future income or receivables, that they will want to collect on those — and their methods of collecting vary, but their rights per your contract should be detailed.

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