Some of that new equipment smell will have rubbed off, but leasing used equipment can be advantageous while you are stretching your cash flow. According to the research arm of the Equipment Leasing ...

This question would prompt considerable details from our financial expert, Paul Neiffer, but I’m just going to limit my answer to generalities. Leasing is a reasonable alternative to purchasing in ...

Business equipment loans typically use your purchase as collateral and might come with longer repayment terms and lower ...

Equipment leasing is presently one of the largest growing forms of financing in the country. This year it is predicted that U.S. companies will finance more than $900 billion in equipment. As the CEO ...

The uncertainties brought on by the pandemic have many families rethinking their priorities and monthly expenses. Businesses have shifted to work from home arrangements, leaving many vehicles parked ...

When you buy capital equipment for your business, you own the equipment, get the use of the equipment for as long as it lasts and can depreciate the cost on your taxes. Leasing the equipment instead ...

Companies of all sizes buy used equipment. In the asphalt industry, it can represent a fantastic value, especially for up-and-coming companies, as the larger machines needed for paving jobs can be ...

Jane McDonald is the director of marketing for Systematics Inc. in Westborough. She can be reached at [email protected]. 10. Alternatives Aplenty Financing is becoming increasingly ...

While not a new idea, a sale and lease-back transaction — where the owner of an asset sells the asset and then leases it back from the buyer — might make sense for some fleets today. The transaction ...