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21/05/2026

Recent global disruption has shown how important strong local manufacturing capability really is.

Australian Made Campaign Week is a timely reminder that backing Australian-made can help reduce reliance on overseas supply chains, strengthening domestic industry and supporting the businesses creating value here at home.

Read our latest article on why Australian manufacturing matters for the broader economy:

Invoice Finance for better business.

19/05/2026

Australian Made Week is a reminder that buying local has an impact beyond the individual purchase.

Recent Roy Morgan research shows that if every Australian household spent an additional $20 per week on Australian Made products, it could add $11 billion to the economy each year and create almost 20,000 new jobs.

For Australian manufacturers, that kind of support matters. It can help build demand and create the conditions for further investment in business growth.

This Australian Made Week, we’re recognising the businesses that make, grow and build here, and the role they play in strengthening Australia’s economy.

Backing Australian-made matters. So does creating the commercial conditions that help local manufacturers turn demand into sustainable growth.

Australian Made Campaign

18/05/2026

Roofing and restoration work does not wait for perfect conditions.

Aus Roofing and Solar supports commercial and insurance repair work across Brisbane and the Gold Coast, where timing, trust and reliable delivery matter.

As larger jobs come through, Earlypay is helping Sean manage the cash flow gap between project costs and customer payments, giving the business more room to keep crews moving and opportunities within reach.

13/05/2026

This year’s Federal Budget includes several changes businesses should be paying attention to.

We’ve unpacked what the latest Budget could mean for business investment and cash flow planning.

Read the overview:

A practical look at the 2026–27 Federal Budget measures that could influence SME cash flow, equipment investment and day-to-day business costs.

12/05/2026

Growth can create as much pressure as it does opportunity.

In this video, Morgan Elliot, Director, Invoice Management Solutions, shares the story of a food manufacturing business that grew from a standing start to around $300 million in just five years.

That kind of growth takes more than demand. It takes working capital that can keep pace with production, customers, suppliers and the next stage of the business.

It’s a useful reminder for fast-growing businesses: ambition matters, but so does having funding support that can scale with you.

11/05/2026

Commercial brokers know all too well that an established, thriving business shouldn't be held back by cash flow limitations.

Earlypay's Confidential Invoice Finance gives these businesses access to working capital, without alerting customers, so that they can confidently scale faster and seamlessly.

To learn more, start a chat with your BDM or leave us a message at
www.earlypay.com.au/partners

07/05/2026

The current economic conditions are affecting confidence and shaping how Australian businesses borrow and invest.

Earlypay CEO, Beeson, has outlined what he believes this year’s Federal Budget needs to deliver to better support SMEs.

Read more:

What should the Federal Budget deliver for Australian SMEs? Earlypay CEO James Beeson shares six priorities to support cash flow and growth.

04/05/2026

Our Chief Commercial Officer, Lee Trego, recently shared how delayed payments and cash flow timing are one of the biggest constraints on business growth in Australia.

What’s more, he also shared how brokers can expand their offering with a refined Confidential Invoice Finance solution for established SME clients who want discretion while trying to grow their business.

Watch the replay to discover why it works, who it’s best suited for, and hear a true case study.

Access the full replay here: https://earlypay-au.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_pPoNN2pPSTyAj8WovcNZZg #/registration

30/04/2026

Understanding cash flow means looking beyond the numbers on the surface.

In this soundbite, Earlypay CEO James Beeson explains why the cash conversion cycle is such a useful framework for brokers and other advisers trying to understand where cash is getting tied up in day-to-day operations.

It’s a practical way to unpack how cash flow pressure builds, where the real risks sit, and what brokers should be paying attention to before those pressures become more serious.

Listen to the full podcast with The Adviser for more information
https://www.theadviser.com.au/lender/48282-in-focus-why-cash-flow-now-matters-more-than-ever

27/04/2026

Earlypay’s Confidential Invoice Finance is the ideal solution for profitable and established Australian SMEs who need discretion whilst trying to grow their business.

Recently, we've also been helping brokers expand their offering with a Confidential Invoice Finance alternative - no lock-in contract, streamlined approval with a fixed management fee.

Keen to learn more? Download the brochure here: https://go.earlypay.com.au/2026_03_cif_brochure

Alternatively, chat with your Earlypay BDM or leave us a message at www.earlypay.com.au/partners

25/04/2026

Payday Super won’t necessarily increase costs, but will change when cash leaves your business.

Moving from quarterly to every payroll means more frequent outflows, which can put pressure on cash flow if customer payments are still delayed.

It’s a shift in timing that many businesses need to plan for now.

We’ve broken down what to expect and how to prepare 👇