If you’re a business owner or decision maker, and you’re looking for new equipment, you’ve probably heard of equipment lease financing. It’s a less familiar form of financing than bank loans or lines of credit, so you might wonder what it is and how it works. And is equipment leasing right for you?
Your business needs new equipment. Should you lease it, get a loan, or use your line of credit? In this post, we’ll look at the pros and cons of equipment leasing and bank financing, and some tips to help you decide which financing option offers better value for your business.
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