Car Dealership Expense Reduction & Utility Bill Savings Program Announced
Jan 28, 2024
Recession Resister, the expense management specialists, have announced their Bill Saver program, designed to help car dealerships and other businesses lower costs and save money.
Portland, United States - January 28, 2024 /PressCable/ —
The newly announced expense savings tool lets business owners negotiate better rates for regular services, including internet, telecommunications, electric, gas, water, waste management, and merchant processing.
More information can be found at https://recessionresister.com
The recently announced Bill Saver platform from Recession Resister is designed to support businesses in their efforts to cut back on financial waste and improve profit margins in a time of growing economic uncertainty.
A recent report from Forbes shows that car dealerships across the United States often struggle to make ends meet, due to rising overhead costs, changes to consumer preferences, and an ongoing trend towards online purchasing. Recession Resister’s team of financial professionals has created Bill Saver as a way for businesses to regain a sense of control over their expenditures and profit margins. “Bill Saver gives you the simplest way to lower your overhead costs,” explains a company spokesperson. “Our smart technology and team of trained negotiation experts work to make sure you’re not being overcharged.”
The service includes bill auditing, in which the Bill Saver team will analyze previous spending patterns for a dealership or business to find possible rate reductions or - in many cases - refunds. Audited areas of expenditure include water/sewer, natural gas, and trash/refuse.
With years of experience in negotiating competitive rates, Bill Saver’s trained professionals will contact a client’s service providers - including security, pest control, payroll, and water delivery - to obtain lower rates without any change to services.
They’ll also set up an energy auto-switching plan, so that business accounts are transferred automatically if cheaper rates are identified. Additionally, the team reviews large appliances to ensure that they are energy-efficient.
Finally, Bill Saver includes customized advice on employee retention methods and tax strategies, as well as help with reducing merchant processing fees. A satisfied Bill Saver client says, “Bill Saver has saved my business thousands of dollars so far on our electricity, telecommunications, and internet bills. I couldn’t be happier, because I’m able to take that money and reinvest it into the business to help me expand.”
Interested parties can find out more and sign up for the platform at https://recessionresister.com
Contact Info:
Name: Brian Richards
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Organization: Recession Resister
Address: 11923 NE Sumner St STE 687470, Portland, Oregon 97220, United States
Website: https://recessionresister.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89119648
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