I post about Section 179 often, and it’s no secret I am a fan. And my last post about it was a faux political debate I imagined myself in. But it got me to thinking a little – if a politician really took the time to explain Section 179 and why it’s so important, they could have a… Read More »
I had a dream the other night that I was in one of the Republican debates, and was asked about the economy. Here’s how it went: Moderator: Mr. Fletch, thank you for being here. Not only do you have better hair than Mr. Trump, but you say you have a better idea to get the economy moving again.… Read More »
This post comes right on the heels of “why financing CNC machines makes sense”. And why not – the types of machines are similar in many respects (and, depending on who you are talking to, a “CNC machine” and a “machine tool” might be the exact same thing.) For purposes of our discussion, let’s assume “machine tool” in… Read More »
You wouldn’t think an industry like equipment financing lends itself to funny / interesting stories, but the truth of the matter is, it really does. It’s partly because we touch on so many different industries, and also because our clients often tell us funny bank stories. I have one now, and it involves financing CNC machinery. For those… Read More »
Strange title – I know. You’ll understand in a few. First, let me get out my straw hat and corncob pipe… Every year around this time, Willie Nelson and Neil Young do their Farm Aid concert, and being a fan of both, I usually watch the simulcast (and attended a few years back too – that was fun.)… Read More »