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Replacing essential equipment

Illustrative example — not a real client result

Comparing equipment finance with business cash-flow needs.

The challenge

A business needs replacement equipment but wants to preserve cash for everyday operating expenses.

The approach

  1. Identify the equipment cost, expected use and useful life.
  2. Compare finance repayments, fees and any final payment.
  3. Consider the effect on cash flow and discuss tax treatment with an accountant.

Example outcome

In this example, the owner can compare funding structures against their operating budget.

A smaller regular repayment may still involve fees or a final payment.

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