As I write this, the biggest issue on the minds of businesspeople everywhere is “taxes”. Of course, this argument has been going on for centuries (the USA was founded partly due to unhappiness with taxes), but there is a very valid point here. “Enough with the taxes” say small and mid-sized companies, and they’re right. Businesspeople, especially those… Read More »
So here we are at my annual predictions post. Let’s forget the fact that 2020 was a terrible year for any early year predictions, and look forward to 2021. And I do see room for optimism. But like always, let’s start out with the fun stuff: sports. As I type, the NFL playoffs are going on, and to… Read More »
I usually do a prediction post early in the year, and indeed, that’ll be coming. But I realized I never really do a New Year’s Resolutions post. Maybe that’s because I generally don’t make them – I don’t feel the magic turning of the calendar means a “new you” or whatnot. But there is a change in the… Read More »
Here we go – my final post for 2020. And what a year it’s been. I’m not going to rehash everything, because you went through it too. Still, despite everything, we’re resilient here in the USA, and businesses moved forward as best we could. In that true American business spirit, many companies made shifts to better position themselves… Read More »
We get asked this question all the time – “Are fixed rates better than adjustable rates for equipment financing?” And the short answer is an emphatic YES. Fixed rates are always superior for equipment financing and leasing. The reasons are many, but the big one is stability. Knowing what your monthly payment is going to be for the… Read More »