Should you take a balloon? Our thoughts.
A balloon can lower your repayments, but it leaves more debt outstanding. Here are four things to consider before choosing one.
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A balloon can lower your repayments, but it leaves more debt outstanding. Here are four things to consider before choosing one.
Read article →How lenders consider an upfront deposit and how we typically manage the process.
Read article →A higher rate on an older asset can be a small part of the purchase decision.
Read article →Read the loan amount and the fee lines before comparing the interest rate.
Read article →A specialist who knows the work can make the insurance side of an equipment purchase easier to execute.
Read article →A ten-month and a twelve-month schedule can feel very different to a working fleet.
Read article →Our aircraft work is for genuine commercial and business use. Here is where a private buyer can start.
Read article →James Allan on keeping cash in the business and deciding when a deposit actually helps.
Read article →I would calculate the dollar cost, then ask what the lender choice does to the next purchase.
Read article →A practical checklist for the work, asset, cash flow and documents a lender will ask about.
Read article →The date the first repayment leaves your account can matter as much as the rate.
Read article →James and Dan brought credit analysis into a direct brokerage relationship.
Read article →Buying your first machine? Replacing a fleet? Start with the situation as it is. We’ll talk through the assets, the timing and what the next decision means for your business.
Replacing equipment or planning the next purchase? Tell us what you have in mind.
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