Equipment Financing

What is Equipment Financing?

Equipment financing is a type of loan or lease specifically designed to help businesses purchase the equipment they need to operate and grow. Whether you’re looking to buy new machinery, upgrade your technology, or acquire vehicles, equipment financing provides the funds you need to make these essential investments. With flexible terms and competitive rates, you can spread the cost over time while maintaining your working capital.

Benefits of Equipment Financing

How Equipment Financing Works​

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Determine Your Equipment Needs

Identify the equipment you need and its cost.

Choose a Financing Option

Decide between leasing or financing the equipment based on your business goals and financial strategy.

Submit an Application

Complete an application form with details about your business and the equipment you wish to acquire.

Review and Approval

Our team will review your application and, upon approval, provide you with financing terms.

Purchase or Lease Equipment

Once approved, you can purchase or lease the equipment, and we will provide the necessary funds or leasing arrangements.

Repayment

Make regular payments according to the agreed terms, ensuring smooth and manageable financial planning.

Why Choose Equipment Financing?

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Frequently Asked Questions

You can finance a wide range of equipment, including machinery, vehicles, medical devices, IT equipment, and more.

Financing typically involves a loan to purchase the equipment, giving you ownership at the end of the term. Leasing allows you to use the equipment for a specified period without ownership, often with the option to purchase at the end.

The approval process can vary, but we strive to provide fast and efficient approvals, often within a few days of receiving your application

Yes, we offer financing options for both new and used equipment, depending on the condition and age of the equipment.

Yes, there can be tax advantages, such as deducting interest payments and depreciation. Consult with a tax advisor to understand the specific benefits for your business.