Category Archives: Equipment Financing

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Reasons to Finance Equipment in 2022 – Section 179

One more reason to finance equipment in 2022 is my old favorite, Section 179. It makes more sense than ever to take advantage of Section 179. All you have to do is read my past few blog posts – there you find talk of rate increases, record inflation, increased lead times, and even used equipment costing more.  All… Read More »

Rising Rates in 2022: It Happened Once, and It’ll Happen Again (and Again)

Well, it happened. The Federal Reserve raised interest rates last week a quarter point, marking the first rate increase in three years. Most economists felt this was inevitable, and I’ve been talking about this for a while now. Well, we’ve moved out of speculation and into reality – with the inflation numbers being what they are (the highest… Read More »

Using Equipment Financing to Stay Ahead of Your Competition

Keeping up with the “reasons to finance equipment in 2022” theme, let’s talk about a favorite subject of business owners everywhere – getting the jump on your competition. Business is all about providing good products and services that are of value to your customer base. But competition is always going to exist – everything you do, your competitor… Read More »

Using Equipment Financing to Keep Pace With Your Competition

Next up in our series on “reasons to finance equipment in 2022”, let’s talk about using financing to keep pace with your competition. No matter what industry we are in, we always keep an eye on our competition. Which is smart – while we all like to think we’re “it” in terms of our industry, that isn’t true,… Read More »

Reasons to Finance Equipment in 2022 – Keep Your Own Funds Liquid

I remember when I was about 14 years old. A few years of mowing lawns had built up my bank account to several hundred dollars. It was a lot of money for a kid back then. And it made me feel very secure. Money in the bank is a great feeling anytime. I also wanted a new videogame… Read More »