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Revisiting Credit Terms: When and How to Tighten Terms Without Harming Customer Relationships
- November 21, 2025
- Posted by: cgiadmin
- Category: Uncategorized
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In today’s economy, the phrase Revisiting Credit Terms takes on added weight. With slower growth, vulnerable sectors, and tighter credit flows across Canada, it’s smart to review—yet risky to change—your payment schedules, credit limits and terms without disrupting long standing customer relationships. In this article, we’ll walk through when you should tighten terms, how to do so respectfully, and how to maintain the balance between risk‐management and relationship‐preservation.
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Uncollected Debt Year-End Recovery
- October 7, 2025
- Posted by: cgiadmin
- Category: Uncategorized
As autumn arrives and the final quarter of the business year begins, financial leaders must wrestle with one hard truth: uncollected debt left unaddressed in October inevitably devolves into lost liquidity and painful write-offs by December.
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Understanding Credit Bureau Reporting in Canada: 7 Essential Tips for Business Owners
- September 5, 2025
- Posted by: cgiadmin
- Category: Business Credit & Reporting
When it comes to managing credit, collections, and financial health, credit bureau reporting in Canada is often a mystery to many business owners.
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Understanding Statute of Limitations on Debt by Province
- July 15, 2025
- Posted by: cgiadmin
- Category: Uncategorized
Understanding statute of limitations on debt by province is vital for both businesses and consumers. Each province sets a time limit within which creditors can sue for unpaid debt.
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Late Payments by Industry in Canada
- May 28, 2025
- Posted by: cgiadmin
- Categories: Debt Collection, Economics, Risk Management
As of March 2025, Canadian businesses are still under heavy financial strain. Core costs such as wages, rent, and raw materials remain high, and consumer spending is increasingly cautious. For many industries, this economic tension is showing up where it hurts most—in overdue invoices and rising delinquency rates.