Got an email the other day, and thought I’d share it with you. Fletch, I’ve been reading your thoughts about rates but I’ve been holding off getting new gear because I was too scared to borrow when rates were rising. I clearly should have a year ago but that’s hindsight. But today even though I really need some… Read More »
Ok this blog has a silly title, but you’ll understand it in a minute. The “leasing vs. financing” question has a lot of layers, and I’ve explored a lot of them in this blog over the years (like “vehicle leasing vs. financing”, and the “differences between a capital lease and an operating lease”.) But one thing I haven’t… Read More »
In honor of tax time coming up in a month, did you know that Bonus Depreciation is being phased out starting this year? We have an in-depth article about this, plus a bunch of other longer-form articles, in our media center, and while it’s my hope that you already read everything there, many people clicking that link will… Read More »
My last post talked about rates, and truth be told, rates and inflation have dominated most economic talk the last year-plus. And I’m no exception. But there’s another aspect to the economy that isn’t discussed as much, and although this other aspect is a very good thing, it is also part of the very reason for inflation and… Read More »
As most of us know, rates “only” went up 25 basis points in January, causing many to breathe a sigh of relief. After a tumultuous 2022 which saw large increase after large increase (including a record four consecutive 75 basis point increases), there was a feeling in the air of “maybe it’s ending soon”. I appreciate (and somewhat… Read More »