Your Top Choice Among Minnesota Factoring Companies

Since 1994 TCI Business Capital has provided top invoice factoring solutions to small and midsize companies throughout the state of Minnesota.

With years of experience working with a variety of industries, we have a strong understanding of the many obstacles businesses face.

A common concern shared amongst businesses is having to wait for 30, 60, or even 90 days on customer payment. These extended payment cycles can weigh heavily on a company’s cash flow needs. As a result, it easy to fall behind on covering expenses such as meeting payroll, paying bills, and purchasing equipment and supplies.

Therefore, many companies throughout Minnesota turn to invoice factoring.

What is Invoice Factoring?

Invoice factoring is an alternative to traditional bank financing. Instead of getting a loan or line of credit, businesses with customers that pay on extended terms, sell their invoices to a factoring company, and receive an immediate cash advance. This simple transaction provides money that is used as needed.

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Benefits of Invoice Factoring

There are many benefits in choosing TCI Business Capital as your Minnesota factoring company including:

• No application or setup fees.
• Low rates.
• Month-to-month contracts.
• Same-day funds are direct-deposited to your bank account.
• You choose which accounts to factor.
• Monthly factoring lines up to 7MM.
• Full back-office support including a dedicated relationship manager, AR specialists to ensure collection of invoices, and a complete treasury department.
• Live, online reporting available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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Why Do Companies Finance with Invoice Factoring?

Expansion & Growth

When your company is growing and expanding, you need a steady cash flow to invest in new equipment, resources, and employees. With our invoice factoring programs, your working capital grows as your company grows.

Maxed-Out Lines of Credit

The bank sets a credit limit for your company, and once you hit that max, it’s hard to obtain more to fund your business. Companies with maxed-out lines of credit work with TCI Business Capital over other Minnesota factoring companies because we don’t limit your growth. The more business you do, the more capital we provide you.

Slow-Paying Customers

It’s difficult to budget your cash when you have slow-paying customers and the uncertainty of not knowing when you will get paid. Work with TCI Business Capital and eliminate the wait from your slow-paying customers by getting paid on your invoices within 24 hours.

Startups

It can be challenging for start-ups to obtain a business loan or line of credit. Even if they do, many times the credit limit isn’t large enough to meet daily operational needs. With accounts receivable factoring, the amount of capital is in direct correlation with the business your company is doing.

Bank Turn-Downs

When the bank says “no,” we say “yes.” Even if you’ve been turned down by a bank, there is still a finance solution for you. Accounts receivable factoring gives you the working capital you need – even when the bank says “no.”

Less-Than-Perfect Credit

If you have less-than-perfect credit and the bank won’t provide you with a sufficient amount of working capital, our Minnesota accounts receivable factoring programs are your solution. We look at the credit of your customers rather than your credit.

Tax Liens

When a company has a tax lien, it’s nearly impossible to get funding from a bank. TCI Business Capital offers creative finance solutions so that tax liens aren’t an issue when it comes to getting your company the cash it needs.

Bank Workouts

Banks pull away from companies if they see the risk getting too high. When this happens, your company doesn’t have access to the capital it had previously. We work with many companies in work-out situations and provide them with the capital needed to maintain their business functions.

Bankruptcy

Being in a bankruptcy reorganization situation is tough for any company – especially when you’re not receiving the capital you need to get back on track. TCI Business Capital can provide funding to companies in these situations, with the approval of the Court.

We funded Minnesota companies in cities including:

Burnsville	Eden Prairie	Edina
Duluth	Hastings	Minneapolis
St. Cloud	St. Paul	Rochester

Grow your business with creative finance solutions like TCI Business Capital’s accounts receivable financing programs. Call (800) 707-4845 to learn more.

Minnesota

Minnesota is home to almost 5.5 million residents. The two largest cities, known as the Twin Cities, are Minneapolis and St. Paul. St. Paul is the state capital, but Minneapolis is larger in population by more than 100,000 people. Rochester, Duluth, and Bloomington are among some other major cities in the state. Eden Prairie is a close suburb to the Twin Cities that is also well known.

Minnesota is commonly referred to as the “Land of 10,000 Lakes.” However, the state has closer to 12,000 lakes. Some of the larger lakes include Red Lake, Mille Lacs Lake, Leech Lake, Lake Winnibigoshish, Lake Vermillion, and Lake Minnetonka. The Minnesota River and Mississippi River also flow through the state. Fishing is a common recreational activity with lakes and rivers being predominant throughout.

Located in the Midwest region of the United States and boarding Canada, Minnesota has a prevalent four-seasoned climate with cold winters and hot summers. The state has three main zones including wooded lake regions, prairie lands, and transition zones. This allows a healthy wildlife population of black bears, moose, gophers, and timber wolves. Outside of Alaska, Minnesota holds the largest population of Timberwolves in the United States. The state is also home to a large number of birds, including the state bird, the common loon.

History

Founded in 1858, Minnesota is named after the Dakota-Sioux Indian word “mnisota” which means “sky-tinted water.” They used this term when referring to the Minnesota River. Its early industries were logging and farming.

Economy

UnitedHealth, Target, CHS, 3M, and General Mills are just a few of the Fortune 500 companies that call Minnesota their home. Some of the top employers in the state include recognizable names such as the Mayo Clinic, Target, and Alina Health System.

TCI Business Capital is proud to have its headquarters located in Burnsville, Minnesota.

The economy is rich in natural resources, with 75 percent of the nation’s iron ore coming from Minnesota. The state also has several factories that produce items such as nonelectrical machinery, fabricated metals, flour-mill products, plastics, and more. Minnesota farms rank high in yields of corn, wheat, rye, alfalfa, and sugar beets. The city of Minneapolis acts as the trade center for the Midwest.

Education

Minnesota has 200 colleges and universities. The Twin Cities University of Minnesota campus is the fourth-largest American campus by enrollment size. Other prominent universities include Minnesota State University, Mankato, St. Cloud State University, and the University of St. Thomas.

Culture

Minnesota has a variety of recreational activities and celebrations that both residents and tourists enjoy throughout the year.

• Amusement Parks & Zoos: Como Zoo, Minnesota Zoo, and Valley Fair
• Celebrations: Festival of Nations, Grand Old Days, Minnesota Renaissance Festival, and Minnesota State Fair
• Museums: Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Science Museum of Minnesota, Walker Art Center, and Weisman Art Museum
• Performing Arts & Entertainment: Orchestra Hall, Ordway Center, Orpheum Theatre, and Target Field
• Professional Sports: Minnesota Lynx (WNBA), Minnesota Timberwolves (NBA), Minnesota Twins (MLB), Minnesota Vikings (NFL), Minnesota Wild (NHL), Minnesota United FC (MLS), and the St. Paul Saints (American Association)
• Other Attractions: Canterbury Park, Lake Calhoun, Mall of America, Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, and Minnesota Landscape Arboretum

Some familiar names native to the state include Bob Dylan, Francis Scott Fitzgerald, Garrison Keillor, Sinclair Lewis, Jesse Ventura, Judy Garland, Charles Shulz, John Madden, Prince, and Winona Ryder.