Elizabeth

Get Cash in 3 Simple Steps with Invoice Factoring

Invoice factoring, also known as accounts-receivable financing, is a quick financing solution companies use to speed up their cash flow. It eliminates the wait from the time you invoice to the time your customer pays. Invoice factoring is a debt-free financing solution that can help businesses take back control of their cash flow and grow their companies.

While there are many financing and factoring companies in Elizabeth and throughout New Jersey, Scale Funding makes the process quick and simple. We can get you the cash you need in just three simple steps.

1. Contact Scale Funding and inquire about our Elizabeth invoice factoring programs. One of our representatives will answer any questions you may have and provide you with a quote and an approval in as little as 15 minutes.
2. Once you’re quickly setup for factoring, send your invoices to us.
3. The day that we receive your invoices, we’ll initiate an advance directly into your bank account. We offer competitive advance rates that are based on a number of factors such as the volume, industry and creditworthiness of your customer. Once your customer pays the invoice 30, 60 or even 90 days later, we’ll remit the remaining balance to you, less our low factoring fee.

It’s as simple as that.

A Cash-Flow Solution for Many Situations

One of the reasons companies choose our Elizabeth accounts-receivable financing programs is because we’re able to customize the program to fit the needs of different business situations. Below are just a few of the common reasons companies choose to work with Scale Funding.

Slow-Paying Customers	Companies that invoice other businesses on net terms use invoice factoring to eliminate the wait.
Credit Issues	Whether your credit is maxed or less than perfect, we can still work with you. Our approvals are based more on the creditworthiness of your customer rather than yours.
Growing	Companies that are growing quicker than cash is coming in use invoice factoring so they’re able to accept new contracts.
Start-Ups	Start-ups can have trouble getting financing from a bank due to little or no financial history. We consider your customers’ financial history more than yours when approving you for our accounts-receivable financing lines.
Tax Liens	Even if you have a tax lien, we can work with you.
Bankruptcy	Companies that have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy use Scale Funding to get back to financial freedom through out DIP financing solutions.

Industry Expertise

We have more than 20 years of experience funding a variety of industries through factoring. Our team knows the major players in several industries and their invoicing requirements. Some of the industries we’ve worked with over the years include:

• Staffing Agencies
• Trucking & Freight
• Government Contractors
• Utility & Pipeline
• Heavy Construction
• Renewable Energy
• Technology
• Telecom & Wireless
• Oilfield Services

Elizabeth, New Jersey

Elizabeth is the county seat of Union County.  According to the 2010 US Census, the population of Elizabeth was approximately 124,969. Elizabeth retained its ranking as the 4th largest city in New Jersey by population. The Population Estimates Program, which is run by the Census Bureau, calculated the city’s population in 2015. With an estimate of 129,007 inhabitants, the city has seen a population increase of 3.2 percent from the enumeration carried out in 2010. This ranks Elizabeth as the 210th largest city in the US.

History

Founded in 1664 by English settlers, the city of Elizabeth was originally known as Elizabethtown. Most people assume that the town was named after Queen Elizabeth I but that is not the case. Elizabethtown was named after Sir George Carteret’s wife, Elizabeth. The Carterets’ were one of the two original proprietors of the New Jersey colony. Elizabethtown served as New Jersey’s capital. The city of Elizabeth was incorporated on March 13th, 1855. It replaced both the township of Elizabeth and the Elizabeth Borough.

Economy

The city of Elizabeth has seen an immense growth in its transportation facilities since World War II. The city is home to Port Newark-Elizabeth Marine Terminal which is the world’s busiest port. Elizabeth is home to the Loews Theater, Elizabeth Center and Jersey Gardens Outlet Mall, all of which generate millions of dollars in terms of revenue. With a plethora of companies, the city offers numerous employment opportunities.

The Urban Enterprise Zone (UEZ) covers some parts of Elizabeth giving the city a high business participation rate in the state of New Jersey. The EUZ has garnered more than $50 million in sales tax revenue and has assisted in bringing in over $1.5 billion in economic development to Elizabeth. The UEZ promotes business growth together with other incentives in the city.

Education

The city of Elizabeth boasts of several private and public schools. They serve students from pre-kindergarten to 12th grade. Elizabeth High School used to be the largest high school in the state and among the largest in the US before before splitting into several schools. Some of the private schools in the city include St. Mary of the Assumption High School and the Benedictine Academy.

Princeton University was first established in Elizabeth City in 1746 as the College of New Jersey.

Districts and Neighborhoods

Elizabeth features a good number of distinct neighborhoods and districts. Some of them include Elmora and The West End, Midtown, Elizabethport, Bayway, Frog Hollow, Peterstown, Keighry Head, Westminster, Elmora Hills, The Point and Quality Hill. Elizabeth City comprises of well managed and fully developed fire departments and police stations.

Attractions

The city of Elizabeth is the proud home to a plethora of attractions. Elizabeth is an extremely influential, vibrant and creative city in the US. The Ritz Theatre which was constructed in 1925 is a multipurpose functional venue operating as a center for preforming arts. Boxwood Hall is one of the most treasured landmarks in the city.

Elizabeth also boasts of to largest retail center and outlet mall in New Jersey known as The Mills at Jersey Gardens. The mall offers a wide variety of low-price markets and high-end boutiques. The Warinaco Park is the perfect place if you want to escape the city’s urban essence. Regardless of the season, the park offers plenty of activities for kids and adults alike.

Other attractions include the Veteran’s Memorial Park, Kidz Village, Bowcraft Amusement Park,Shooter’s Islands Bird Sanctuary, Falls at Hansel’s Dam among many others.