Metriix Leasing Programs
10 Reasons Why You Should Lease or Finance Your Purchase


10 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDER METRIIX

Some of the following points will apply to your business or practice. Some will not. The object is to alert you to the benefits of leasing and financing.

1. Leasing improves your cash flow.
Leasing provides 100% financing. What's more, lease payments are a fraction of the total purchase price, and they can be structured to match your cash flow.

2. Leasing through Metriix preserves other credit sources.
Keep your bank lines and other credit sources available to meet short-term working capital needs.

3. Leasing can be a hedge against inflation.

4. Leasing through Metriix can simplify future upgrades.

5. Metriix Capital offers fixed rates.

You know exactly what your expenses will be over the term of the lease. Payments don't change-even if interest rates do.

6. Leasing makes equipment earn its keep.
With leasing, you pay for the equipment as it benefits you-not before. Just as you want to control operating costs, leasing helps you control your equipment costs.

7. Leasing provides you with more equipment options.
You specify the equipment you want…and need. Select what you need…not what you have the cash for.

8. Leasing makes more equipment available.
Since you can arrange payments according to your cash flow, leasing allows you the use of a greater amount of equipment for a given dollar allocation. So if you've been thinking about upgrading equipment or adding new equipment to improve productivity, leasing is the answer.

9. Leasing provides flexibility.
At the conclusion of the initial lease term, you may purchase the equipment, usually for a nominal sum, or renew the lease for an extended period.

10. Leasing may offer tax advantages.
Lease payments may be fully tax deductible as an operating expense in certain situations. As a result, you pay for the use of equipment out of current, untaxed income instead of already taxed profits. Naturally, care should be taken to abide by IRS guidelines. Your accountant can provide you with details.