Recognizing the early warning signs of a defaulting client can save your business thousands of dollars. While late payments happen occasionally, a pattern of delayed communication, sudden disputes over minor invoice details, or a change in their standard banking habits can indicate serious financial trouble. In this post, we break down the top five red flags you need to watch out for before extending further credit, and how to address them professionally without damaging the client relationship.
5 Red Flags That a Client Might Default on Payment
