Consolidation
Several advances mean several debits. A consolidation replaces them with one, typically with a lower combined daily or weekly payment.
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Three advances cost $900 a day combined with $110,000 left to repay across them. A consolidation of $118,000 repaid over about 16 months is roughly $350 a day.
Consolidation helps the owner whose problem is the shape of payments, not the total. Several daily debits can make a month feel like a constant drain, and one smaller debit gives control back. It helps less when the business is shrinking, because a lower payment on a falling revenue base still takes a larger share each month.
Look at your revenue trend before deciding. If revenue is stable or rising, consolidation buys time to grow into the obligation.
Line up the old and new in a table: total remaining, payment, end date, fees and any early-payoff discount you give up. The extra total in a consolidation is the price of the lower payment. If the freed cash flow can earn more than that price, it is worth it; if it only postpones a problem, it is not.
A consolidation is a refinance that combines more than one balance.
Not necessarily. It lowers the payment. Compare the total.
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