Choosing the right leasing option for your company's fleet impacts your bottom line and operational efficiency. Closed-end leasing is a popular choice for many businesses because of its simplicity and convenience.
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A business can use different methods to obtain funds. The first thing that comes to mind is probably a business loan. But since your company has equipment and assets, there's a potentially more efficient approach to raising business funds.
Topics: Fleet Management, Fleet Financing, Vehicle Leasing, Misc
One of the best ideas that you can use to further your business agenda is to leaseback a property sold to a purchaser. Here, all the details are written up and decided on when the sale of the asset happens. In this type of transaction, the seller becomes the lessee, while the purchaser is the lessor.
Topics: Fleet Management, Fleet Financing, Vehicle Leasing, Misc
If you manage a fleet of pickup trucks, you're always looking for ways to increase their value. After all, a truck is a significant investment, and you want to get the most out of it.
Topics: Fleet Management, Fleet Financing, Vehicle Leasing
How do you maximize your commercial fleet cash flow as a business enterprise? Are you using the right commercial fleet to optimize and lower operational costs.? The biggest challenge to running a profitable business enterprise is the sustainability of a positive cash flow. Consistent cash flow protects businesses operating large fleets from financial challenges and other unforeseen expenses to maximize profits.
Topics: Fleet Management, Fleet Financing, Misc
Commercial fleet financing options are channels you can use to acquire vehicles for commercial purposes. While it is easier for bigger shipping companies to get funding, SMEs have to look for more localized options. Here are some of them.
Topics: Fleet Financing, Fleet News, Misc
Company-provided fleet vehicles continue to be the most cost-efficient and safest method of offering transportation to workers who need to travel to deliver and service products and meet customers. There are a couple of ways fleet companies can provide these vehicles: ownership or lease.
Topics: Fleet Financing, Misc
Yes! It can be a great idea. If you're in the market for a used vehicle, or even a new vehicle, you should consider buying a car after the lease is over. They're far more cost-effective, and they've been well maintained.
Topics: Fleet Financing, Vehicle Leasing, Misc
Most car leases available in the market have a mileage limit capped at 12,000 miles per year. The low mileage allowance translates to lower monthly payments, which most car lessees find quite affordable.
Topics: Fleet Management, Fleet Financing, Vehicle Leasing
If you could acquire a new vehicle after a few years, with the most advanced technology and features and an affordable monthly price, would you? Leasing helps you enjoy this luxury, but you must know the best approaches to get the most benefit.
Topics: Fleet Financing, Vehicle Leasing
