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Factoring Overview
What is Factoring?
Recourse v. Non-Recourse Factoring
Purchase Order Financing
Invoice Factoring: Who is it For?
Cash Flow and Financial Statements
The History of Factoring
The Impact of Financial Markets On Your Business
How Liquid Are Your Assets?
Is Factoring Right For Your Business?
Construction Factoring
Freight Bill Factoring
Health Care Provider and Medical Factoring
Other Factor Services
Meeting The Cash Flow Challenges of a Start Up Business
What Invoice Factoring Can Do For Your Manufacturing Company
Import and Export Factoring: Factoring Invoices from Overseas Customers
Accounts Receivable Financing and Increased Profits for Your Business
Choosing the Right Factoring Partner for You
7 Rules for Building a Successful Business
Case Study: Freight Bill Factoring
Factoring for Manufacturing Companies
Managing Your Cash Flow Through Factoring
Cost vs. Benefits of Factoring
Benefits of Factoring
The Cost of Factoring
How to Switch Factoring Companies
How Invoice Factoring Can Invigorate Your Business
Find an Affordable Factoring Partner for Your Business
Factoring FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Structured Settlements
What is a Structured Settlement?
Annuity vs. Lump Sum
Finding a Buyer for a Structured Settlement
Instant Cash For a Structured Settlement
Alternatives to Invoice Factoring
Accounts Receivable and Avoiding Bad Debts
Building a Solid Credit Score
Using Credit Cards to Help Fund Your Business
Obtaining Traditional Bank Financing
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Invoice Factoring and the Transportation Industry: Solving the Cash Flow Challenges of Today's Trucking Companies - Trucking operators understand how critical managing their cash flow is, especially in today's economic climate. With diesel prices soaring, and no apparent end in sight, trucking companies are feeling the squeeze on their cash flow. Additionally, banks historically have been reluctant to finance trucking companies due to the volatility in the industry and the high failure rate. So it begs the question, how can trucking companies get the cash they need to fund operations and pay for fuel, repairs and payroll?
The answer is invoice factoring or accounts receivable financing. Invoice factoring, often called freight bill factoring among trucking operators, is a financial service offered by a financial institution called a factor whereby you sell your outstanding accounts receivable to the factor at a discount. You get your cash up front, less the factor's fee, and the factor gets his money back along with his fee when he collects on the invoice from your customer. Freight bill factoring has been a service used by many trucking operators for decades as a method of financing their trucking operation. Invoice Factoring may be the solution for your cash flow problems as well.
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