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Stop Delays: Tips to Keep You on the Road and Money in the Bank
Don’t let slow-paying customers hinder your ability to keep your operation moving. Delivering products on schedule, paying your creditors, and taking on new loads are all dependent on getting your invoices paid. Instead, mitigate risks and vulnerability of business delay through transportation invoice factoring.
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Freight factoring is a cash flow solution for transportation companies.
Our guide will help you better understand how you can convert invoices into immediate cash instead of waiting 30-90 days to get paid.
The following topics are explained in detail:
- Common cash-flow problem
- Financing options
- The difference between invoice factoring and bank loans
- Tips for choosing a factoring company
- Budget management tips
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“This is how everyone should run a business. Customer service is like talking to an old friend. Also very organized and well laid out plan for helping new customers get started. Very quick payment. Highly recommend.”
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“I am so thankful that I found a great factoring company like Triumph, formerly known as Triumph Business Capital. There first response with me was like talking to a family member and that hasn’t changed. Awesome Company!!”
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“Triumph’s service is superb! They have a very easy process to get you started! They were very helpful and professional. I was a little apprehensive about using a factoring company but once I got started and received my first funding I realized that it was the best for my company! Thanks Triumph!”
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“Triumph has done a great job for me. They are always ready and willing to deal with any issues that may come up. Wouldn’t go anywhere else.”
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“Triumph’s team has been a major help to me and my business. I truly appreciate their services. So helpful over the phone.”
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