If you want to upgrade your equipment but are worried about the implications on cash flow, then leasing is probably your best option. But if you’ve never leased equipment (or anything else for that matter) before, you might be a little confused, or sceptical even, about how it all works….
Equipment leasing makes a lot of sense for small- and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) who often have to ensure they’re not wasting any resources unnecessarily to keep their cash flow healthy. Purchasing equipment outright can put a strain on an SME because it means having to use up money in the…
At the start of the year, business confidence in the British economy was found to be at the lowest level since the EU referendum, as per a report by the Institute of Directors. Well over half (57%) of more than 700 company directors surveyed said they expect things to get…
‘Should I lease or buy?’ – That’s the decision facing many business owners as they choose to invest in new equipment or technology.
I was on site with a catering equipment vendor recently. It was our quarterly meeting, and we were taking stock of the business’ position after 6 months working with Shire.
As Britain’s housing crisis shows no sign of improvement and housing minister Gavin Barwell’s housing white paper sets out ‘small adjustments’, contractors face rising scaffolding costs.
Remember that old sales mantra – ABC (Always Be Closing)? It used to be gospel for salespeople, with every conversation focused on getting the customer over the line.
Giving the increasing demand for software leasing options, within this blog we explore a couple of the primary arguments supporting the viewpoint that leasing is the better option for companies looking to use the software.
Shire Leasing Plc have been included in a promotional video made by the British Business Bank. The video, which can be seen here, highlights how the British Business Bank’s investment benefits Shire Leasing but more importantly how Shire Leasing can quickly distribute this extra £40million of funds into the SME…
