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Do you need cash to pay your payables, expand your business or increase your working capital? Setting up an accounts receivable financing or business loan within the freight brokerage industry is something that AccountsReceivableLoans.com can help you with. At Accounts ReceivableLoans.com, we understand the concerns and challenges of the construction industry, and specialize in helping you find the best finance loan options available.

Are you currently experiencing difficulty meeting your financial needs?

Are you searching for a way to keep your business accounts in the black while waiting on payment from third parties?

AccountsReceivableLoans.com is here to provide you with financing alternatives that will allow you to:

•Pay your workers
•Expand your business operations purchase new equipment and supplies
•Pay down payables

AccountsReceivableLoans.com specializes in providing you with business finance solutions that so many business owners rely on to keep their operations running smoothly. You can count on AccountsReceivableLoans.com to help you find the right company to assist you with your financing needs.

Trying to get a business loan won’t help. Banks only give business loans to companies that have a great history and solid track record.  What if your track record isn’t great or if you are a startup? What if you have no history but have a great future potential? If that is your situation, your financing will need to come from another source.

Factoring companies are experts at financing businesses with little past history but great future prospects. Basically, the factor eliminates the 30 to 60 days it takes to get your freight bills paid. With factoring, you get your freight bills paid in about 2 days. That gives you the cash you need to pay drivers and meet other business expenses.

Factoring is flexible and grows with your company. As opposed to having arbitrary limits like business loans or lines of credit, factoring limits are driven by your sales. The more you sell, the more financing you qualify for.

Here is how factoring works:

1. You submit a copy of your freight bills to the factoring company

2. The factor advances you between 90% to 98% of your freight bills (sometimes they hold a small reserve)

3. Your get immediate use of the funds. The factor waits to get paid.

4. If the factor held a reserve, the reserve is rebated as soon as your customer pays the freight bill

Invoice factoring costs are driven by three variables: a) monthly financed volume, b) your customer credit worthiness and, c) how long the freight bill goes unpaid. Rates can be anywhere from 1.6% to 3% per month, depending on these variables.

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