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Is your trucking company constantly struggling with cash flow or chasing down payments on open invoices? If so, then you should consider freight factoring.
Freight factoring can be the perfect financial tool to eliminate cash flow hassles quickly, and since many factoring products offer "non-recourse" it can also help you eliminate risk should any of the customers you are factoring fails to pay the invoice. And with freight factoring, you are not creating debt.
Factoring can also help you secure more customers, especially those who were asking for credit but were hesitant because you could not wait 30 to 90 days for payments. But now with factoring, you can offer credit and receive up to 97% advance on those invoices within a day or two after invoicing the customer.
For more information visit:  www.1sttruckingfactoring.com

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