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Sunday, June 5, 2011
Still Not Leasing For Business ? Commercial Equipment Financing In Canada (Small or Large ) Will Change Your Mind
We want to know. What would make you change your mind about a Canadian business financing strategy or policy that works for 80% of all companies in Canada? We’re talking about leasing for business... commercial equipment financing for small business or large corporations.
Lets explore some reasons and advantages by the way, that would allow you to discover or re discover equipment finance in the Canadian marketplace.
Traditionally it comes down to your money, or theirs. Your money is of course the equity or operating funds that you have in the company already. ‘Theirs ' is of course funds you borrow. When it comes to acquiring a commercial asset of any type, from photocopier, computers, plant equipment, or corporate jets it's going to always come down to that proverbial lease or buy situation.
However, like and business owner or financial manager you have criteria to fulfill when it comes down to that finance decision. And boy has commercial equipment financing in Canada changed over the years. It has become a viable finance tool providing competitive rates and structures to every size of firm in Canada, from a 1 person start up to firms the size of General Motors.
There are a number of fundamental reasons why leasing for business makes sense - one good one is simply that it becomes in effect a partnership with your lessor lease firm, who typically have a lot of expertise in asset acquisition and disposition. (Don’t forget that all leases have an end of term, and that’s where some sophisticated help on purchasing, refinancing, or disposing of the asset can really help.
But do the key tools that equipment financing provide you with always make sense for your firm. We are fairly sure they more often than not will, but let’s examine some of those key features and benefits.
Not the lease of which is of course the concept of 100% financing .Oh yes, on occasion this might mean a down payment or a security deposit, etc but in general you are being offered a commercial equipment financing mechanism that will take care of 100% of your asset acquisition. But that’s not it... many of what the industry calls soft costs can also be bundled into this same financing solution. Typically some of these costs are installation, shipment, consulting or training, etc.
We spoke of all types of assets that can be financed. Technological type assets are the ones that make the most sense to finance - we're talking items such as computers or telecom equipment, which tend to be larger in size, and also subject to technological obsolescence.
By budgeting your cash flow today at a fixed rate, and estimating the useful life of your asset you are creating a perfect hedge against the risk of assets depreciating, becoming obsolescent, etc. In effect you've created a transaction whereby you have effectively transferred the risk of asset deprecation to your lease firm.
Other key benefits of leasing for business include management of cash flow and working capital, and if you utilize an off balance sheet operating lease both payments can be lowered and flexibility enhanced.
So... have we changed your mind? We hope so; at least we're sure we have given you some ' food for thought ' on a commercial equipment financing philosophy that should make sense for your firm.
Want to know more in what can sometimes be a complex business asset financing acquisition? Seek and speak to a trusted, credible, and experienced Canadian business financing advisor who can give you peace of mind in business asset acquisition.
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