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Aggregate Buying:

At a 2000 Florida Banking Conference, Alex Sheshunoff, a leading consultant for banking affairs, recommended that banks should partner with aggregate buyers by 2001. He stated that aggregate buyers not only offer expertise and product, but free technology and enhancements. He said "by 2001"... it's 2008. Are you there yet? Most banks accept the given fact that purchasing in larger quantities will save money. Many don't take full advantage of the practice because of the drawbacks-lack of storage space, the labor involved in controlling larger inventories, and the up front fiscal hit. Buying sixty thousand envelopes for the coming six months will get you a better price than buying ten thousand each month. Now imagine the price break on purchasing five hundred thousand or more. Aggregate buyers offer you this discount because in any given week they are not just purchasing envelopes for you, but also for five or six other institutions. These orders are grouped, and you benefit from the price break.

Aggregate buying and Internet ordering will make your days easier, increase your efficiency and provide you with greater control of daily operations.