Anthony Cicone
On April 2, 1996, Dr. Cicone was enrolled as a member of the National Association of Factoring Professionals.
On May 14, 1999, Access Funding Center, Inc. was incorporated in the state of South Carolina.
Dr. Cicone was named "top grossing broker" for MFSI, for 2002
Dr. Cicone has been the subject of several articles in the American Cash Flow Journal. Dr Cicone also actively contributes articles to the American Cash Flow Journal.
In January of 2003 the American Cash Flow Association designated Dr. Cicone as a Master Consultant in the areas of Consumer Receivables and Unsecured Business Loans.
Also in January of 2003, Dr. Cicone achieved the highest level of recognition in the cash flow industry when he was named to the Million Dollar Club.
In July 2003, Dr. Cicone became the founding president of the South Carolina Chapter of the American Cash Flow Association.
Articles by Anthony Cicone
July 22, 2010
In the get rich quick world, accumulating wealth slowly may be something that's hard for people to grasp. Read the article below to gain insights of this time proven wisdom.
January 19, 2010
Have you considered the possibility that consumer contract financing (consumer receivable financing) could very well be the tool you have been looking for to expand your business? Consumer contract financing could well be your preferred conduit relevant to accessing the enhanced cash flow environment you have been striving to achieve. Consumer receivable financing provides a continuous cash flow without the requirement of periodic payments or interim pay-offs.
January 19, 2010
The previous article on the benefits of consumer contract financing was concluded by citing three specific benefits associated with factoring consumer contracts (ie. financing consumer receivables, retail installment contracts, consumer notes, etc.). Those three benefits were: bad debt elimination, consumer contract processing and meeting increase demand. There are many other benefits associated with consumer contract financing which will be mentioned in this article.
January 19, 2010
The first two articles on consumer contract financing (ie. financing consumer receivables, financing retail installment contracts, financing consumer notes, etc.) enumerated eight distinctive benefits which financing consumer contracts offers. There are numerous other benefits associated with consumer contract financing which will be addressed in part three of this series of articles.
April 21, 2009
Now that you have secured a government contract, but you are worried where to secure the funds to finish the project because like most businesses, subcontractors wants to be paid weekly if not sooner. However, you don't anticipate payment from your government contracts until 30, 60 or more days after. This article provides a solution for the dilemma a company faces in dealing with government contracts.
October 31, 2008
If advertising and media expenses are hampering your growth, why not consider infomercial financing? As long as the consumer has authorized payments on his/her credit card, no credit check is necessary and no formal contract is required. Read the article for more information.
October 03, 2008
Are you a music store owner with rent to own receivables? Do you need additional capital to meet current expenses, expand or purchase additional inventory? Did you know that it is possible to turn your rent-to-own receivables into cash?
Access Funding Center, Inc. provides a consulting service that will put you in a direct working relationship with a funding source who will turn your rent to own receivables into cash. Go to www.accessfundingcenter.com for more information.
July 28, 2008
Do you ever wonder how to increase your cash flow? Consumer Receivable Financing may be something a business owner should consider as a way to increase capital. This article explains its importance and its significance in the financial world.
July 18, 2008
Do you ever wonder about what is to come in the days ahead? The things you see and hear on the news are getting more and more outrageous. Why has the world changed so much? Are we on the right path? Read the full article here or go to Access Funding Center's website for details.