Industries We Factor
Interstate Capital saves you time and money by speeding up your cash flow, increasing your profitability, and growing your company. Interstate Capital has successfully funded over 4,000 companies in its 17 years in business and purchases $400 million of invoices annually from companies located throughout North America.
Interstate Capital’s factoring programs include a long list of features that include: factoring rates starting at just 0.49% per invoice, up to 100% advance rates, same-day funding, 24/7 on-line access to invoice images and reports, dedicated account manager, 24/7 credit inquiries with auto-approval, non-recourse programs available, fuel advances for motor carriers, invoice preparation and postage, professional collection department, and much more.
Set-up is always free and easy. There is no application fee and most companies will receive an instant online proposal in under 2 minutes. If you like what you see in your proposal, just click on the application link in your proposal and you’re on your way. Most companies are funded within 3 business days. Call us at 800-422-0766 today.
Factoring Articles
Factoring Federal Government Contracts - Construction Contract Clauses-Federal Government Contracting
This subpart of F.A.R. prescribes clauses for insertion in solicitations and contracts for (a) construction and (b) dismantling, demolition, or removal of improvements contracts. Provisions and clauses prescribed elsewhere in the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) shall also be used in such solicitations and contracts when the conditions specified in the prescriptions for the provisions and clauses are applicable.
My Cash is on Back Order
If slow receivable collection is hampering your company's growth, you will want to read this.
DIP Financing--Financing Your Company in Chapter 11
Factoring accounts receivable may be the simplest, least costly, and most flexible financing available for small businesses in Chapter 11.
Factoring and Judgments
One of the most common questions our applicants ask is, "If I have bad personal credit but my company's credit is fine, will my company qualify for factoring?"
