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Freight Factoring Helps to Build Business and Culture  The trucking industry has been struggling with the driver shortage for years now. Its aging demographic is giving way to a generation that has different motivations and requirements in an industry that...

Robust Fleet Mobile Made Possible Through Fleet Factoring  Though truck driver wages have increased over the past year, drivers are still most often paid by the mile – which is why they do everything they can to make each trip...

Freight Factoring Companies Prepare for CES Innovations This year’s Consumer Electronics Show came to a close on January 10th after record attendance and the introduction of some of the most impressive technologies entering the market today. More than 188,000 industry...

When to start factoring and what to know Most business today is built on some form of financing, whether it is a business infrastructure loan or a long-term credit line. The trucking industry is no different, but many companies are...

Why is fleet factoring enhancing the B2B experience in trucking? Not only has the digital payment eased and embellished the consumer experience, it has also enhanced and simplified the financial process in the trucking industry. It is hard to imagine...

It’s all about cash in and cash out. And in trucking, the balance can get lopsided for any number of reasons, even when business is good. A reliable factoring company can help your fleet navigate the ups and downs by...

Whether you are a longtime driver who has decided to make the move to getting your own operating authority, or someone who sees an opportunity in trucking and is starting business as a carrier, you can be certain of one...

Many fleets have seen the benefits of factoring and how it serves as a valuable part of their business. A solid, reputable factoring company can provide support for your overall financial strategy and help your gain an advantage in today’s...

Points to Ponder When Your Freight Broker Suggests Becoming Your Factor, Too Nobody can deny the value of a good business relationship, and when one has been successfully established it’s natural to look for more ways to work together. That’s...

Any business can find itself experiencing a cash crunch, and trucking is particularly susceptible. Seasonal business slowdowns, slow-paying customers, a period of expansion that means payables surpass receivables — all these are fairly common in the industry. The largest fleets...