Some of that new equipment smell will have rubbed off, but leasing used equipment can be advantageous while you are stretching your cash flow. According to the research arm of the Equipment Leasing ...

If you're a small business owner you understand how important it is to quickly and economically obtain, upgrade or replace the equipment you need to perform your daily tasks. Purchasing equipment ...

The uncertainties brought on by the pandemic have many families rethinking their priorities and monthly expenses. Businesses have shifted to work from home arrangements, leaving many vehicles parked ...

Rental and leasing operations are an integral part of the trucking and transportation industry, serving fleets of all types and sizes. FleetOwner recently spoke with experts at leasing and rental ...

Companies of all sizes buy used equipment. In the asphalt industry, it can represent a fantastic value, especially for up-and-coming companies, as the larger machines needed for paving jobs can be ...

As the economy continues to improve, more construction businesses are making capital investments to fuel their growth. When business owners and managers consider acquiring equipment, they often think ...

In recent years maximizing budget dollars has become an increasing concern for many businesses. Fortunately marine assets have long, useful lives, but the debt required to finance their acquisition ...

Jane McDonald is the director of marketing for Systematics Inc. in Westborough. She can be reached at jmcdonald@systematicsinc.com. 10. Alternatives Aplenty Financing is becoming increasingly ...

Most years when we tackle this special issue on leasing, we lead with an article on “operating” leasing. We do this because many of our readers are operating lessors or operating lessees or work for ...

Business equipment loans typically use your purchase as collateral and might come with longer repayment terms and lower borrowing costs Written By Written by Staff Loans Editor, WSJ | Buy Side Hannah ...

“Leasing takes the highs and the lows out of costs for fleets — and does it from the front end to the back end,” says Penske’s Jim Lager. As 2020 unfolds, all sorts of market drivers are pointing to ...