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How equipment financing can protect cash flow

Matching equipment costs with a payment schedule can help preserve liquidity, but total financing costs still matter.

Preserving operating cash

Equipment purchases can tie up significant cash that might otherwise support payroll, inventory and unexpected expenses. Financing can spread the acquisition cost over time.

Evaluate the economics

Estimate the revenue or efficiency the equipment can create, its useful life, required down payment, payment schedule, and total financing cost. Also account for maintenance, insurance and downtime.

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Equipment loans, leases and other business funding products differ in ownership, tax treatment, flexibility and repayment obligations. Consult qualified advisors for tax and legal implications.

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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Questions about How equipment financing can protect cash flow

How can financing equipment affect cash flow?

Financing spreads an equipment purchase obligation over time, while adding repayment costs. Compare the payment with the business benefit and available cash.

Should I get a vendor quote first?

An itemized quote can help establish equipment cost and support a more specific review of potential financing.

Does financing always mean owning the equipment at the end?

No. Ownership depends on whether the agreement is a loan, lease or another structure and on its end-of-term provisions.

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