Our customers say we provide
upfront and excellent service.
 

"I tried several factoring companies, but none of them were able to help. Too many restrictions and confusing documents.
You walked me through the steps clearly, no mumbo-jumbo,and within a week you funded us. We have been with you for about two years and you have made it easy for our company to increase its sales by 50%. Thank you so much!"
Erwin-Owner

Factoring Benefits

Factoring is a flexible financial tool that can help your business be more competitive by improving your cash flow, increasing your credit rating, and allowing your company to take advantage of supplier discounts.

Unlike traditional bank financing, factoring relies on the financial strength and credit worthiness of your customers, not your company.  You can use factoring services as much as you want or as little as you want.
There are no long term obligations, no restrictive covenants, and no maximums. Here are just some of the reasons businesses use our factoring services:

  1. Increase Cash Flow Without
    Increasing or Adding Debt
  2. Fast and Easy Process
  3. Cash Received for Your
    Invoices in 24 Hours or Less
     
  4. Reduce Stress Involved With Not
    Having Cash to Meet Business Obligations
  5. Reduce Bad Debts by Using
    the Our Credit Department
  6. Make Professional Quick
    Credit Decisions for New Customers
  7. Improve Decision-making on New Business
  8. Eliminate Long Billing Cycles
  9. Add Capital to Your Business That is Not a Loan 
  10. Pay Off Past Due Operating Expenses
  11. Pay Off Delinquent Obligations
  12. Increase Marketing Efforts 
  13. Provide Consistent Weekly Cash Flow
    to Allow for Better Planning and Growth

  14. Reduce Administration Costs
    Associated With Collection Activity
  15. Receive Professional Accounts Receivable Management
  16. Offer Better Terms to Customers
    Allowing You to Gain More Business
  17. Funding is Based on the
    Financial Strength of Your Customers
  18. Gain Needed Capital Without Giving Up Equity
  19. Concentrate on Important Parts of Your Business Instead of Collecting Invoices  
  20. Use Your Customer's Good Credit as Leverage for Better Cash Flow




    Here Are Just Some Of The Reasons You Will Benefit By Allowing Us To Help You:

    HIGHEST CASH
    ADVANCES (
    up to 97%)

    We offer the highest advances in the
    trucking factoring industry. 
    How can we offer such advance rates? 
    By using our own money in tandem with our
    stellar banking relationship.


    NO ANNUAL TERM FACTORING
    CONTRACT REQUIRED

    Other trucking factoring  companies require
    you to sign a restrictive contract that
    ranges from 6 months to 1 year or longer.
    And they require you factor with them
    during that entire time. With us, factor only
    what you choose


    LOWEST TRUCKING FACTORING RATES
    Factoring trucking leader;
    We have the lowest trucking factoring
    rates in the industry
     

    70 YEARS
    COMBINED EXPERIENCE

    With over 100 years combined
    experience in factoring for the
    trucking industry.
    Our knowledge
    and experience enables us to
    have a working understanding of
    the unique demands
    you face each day.


    24/7 Online account management tools
    Our online services let you view
    your reports and collection activity updated daily.

Call our
Trucking
Factoring Specialists at

Toll Free:  800-986-1859

On-Line Factoring
Request Form


Email Us

 

No Catches and
No Gimmicks.

We have been providing factoring services for decades: creatively, dependably, and with the
utmost professionalism.

Beware of firms advertising "no risk" contracts and teaser rates. This is what happens: the factoring company offers a teaser rate of something very low for the first 30
days such as 1/2% for 30 days from the date of invoice and then it goes up from there.

What happens is that rate is never realized because their mail room becomes slow (delaying collections), payment postings are delayed to ensure NO invoices are paid within the initial 30 day period and the rate always ends up being higher than what you anticipated due to the delays.  

Chances are you won't be able to identify these tricks as early as 30 days into the contract and now you are stuck in a long-term contract with penalizing exit fees.

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