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Ok, you have this nagging feeling that maybe things aren’t all that rosy with your equipment financing partner. Sales have been soft the last two years across the board, but still, something isn’t right. You just know it. And it’s starting to affect your bottom line, so something needs to be done. Here are a [...]
I did this last year, and looking back, I was right about a lot of things. The Dow finished a little higher than I thought, but the Yankees did win the World Series like I predicted (and the Red Wings made the finals.) And a lot of my other economic predictions came true in one [...]
This post is for those who have leased equipment, and the lease term coming to an end… As we all know, the economy has had its ups and downs (mostly downs). Well, these ups and downs may affect companies who have leased equipment and the equipment lease term is coming to an end. Perhaps when [...]
Ok, let’s continue a bit with the “better times coming” theme I’ve been on lately (my wife tells me that besides being a top notch equipment financing guy, I’m also I’m a silver-lining type person… ok, I’m making up the first part – she really doesn’t care about my equipment financing prowess – but she [...]
Let’s answer an e-mail question: Dear Fletch, I read a few of your posts where you essentially make sure your readers know that equipment financing is a good thing, and that you’re still here financing equipment while banks pull back. Ok, maybe so, but isn’t “credit” the reason we’re in this mess in the first [...]
Section 179 Deductions
Happy New Year! We've reached 2012 - and time once again to claim your Section 179 Write-Off for this 2012 tax year!
If you want that new piece of equipment or the latest software to fire up your business - don't hesitate to contact me to learn more about Section 179 Qualified Financing!!
Recent Thoughts by Fletch
- Reason #5 why an equipment financing company is better than a bank – Financial Statement Covenants
- Reason #4 why an equipment financing company is better than a bank – Compensating Balance
- It’s tax time – did you take advantage of Section 179?
- Reason #3 an equipment financing company is better than the bank – we don’t want your first born (or your kid’s college fund) as collateral.
- Reason #2 an equipment financing company is better than the bank – the Upfront Costs are lower.
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