Why to Use Trucking Factoring?
by Kevin Smith AuthorWhen
starting your own trucking business, there are so many things to think about.
How many trucks will you need? What will you ship? How will you keep it all
straight? When will we make money?
While
the goal of a business is always to make money, sometimes collecting the funds
owed can end up being the last thing on your mind as you go through the day to
day of running the business. If you don't have someone who can work on
collecting your receivables full time, money in your pocket could be left
outstanding for days, weeks or months and that has a serious effect on your
bottom line. With the help of trucking factoring companies is Alpharetta, you
can take some of the guess work out of the process of collecting payment and
get money in your pocket faster.
What Is Trucking Factoring?
Many
people just starting out in the trucking business many not even be aware of
what trucking receivables factoring is or how it helps you get your money
faster. The process of receivables is simple and involves your selling your
receivables to a third-party company. The company gives you cash payment for
the receivables much quicker than you could otherwise collect on them.
Once you sell the third party the receivables, the company collects on
them itself as they now own them, which eliminates a step in the process for
you. So you simplify the collection process and end up with cash in your hand
in a much more timely fashion.
What Trucking Factoring Isn't
One of
the big questions that surrounds trucking factoring is that people can often
think it is a loan, that the company is paying you in the interim until they
collect on the receivables. This couldn't be further from the truth. Trucking
factoring isn't a loan, it's the sale of your receivables. What that means for
you is that it doesn't affect your balance sheet so it's easy to manage.
Another big advantage of it not being a loan is that it doesn't affect your
credit rating. This means that if you wanted to apply for an actual loan, you
could do so without having an added factor in the credit decision.
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