Equipment Leasing Companies Westminster

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Regus UK Ltd
020 75468500
10 Stratton St
Westminster
Dubai International Financial Centre
020 71042100
11 12 St. James' Square
Westminster
HQ Executive Offices (UK) Ltd
020 76619300
33 St. James's Sq
Westminster
Buckingham Business Centres
020 78085506
3 Catherine Pl
Westminster
First Base Serviced Offices Ltd
020 79534000
35-37 Grosvenor Gardens
Westminster
MWB Business Exchange
0808 1001800
10 Greycoat Place
Westminster
New Architecture Group Ltd
020 78232323
11 Shepherd Mkt
Westminster
City Base Ltd
020 78087000
Vigilant Ho, 120 Wilton Rd
Westminster
Executive Centre Piccadilly Ltd
020 75696700
119 Piccadilly
Westminster
CSS Partners LLP
02074221800
Apex House
London
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Why Lease?

Why is leasing so popular? The basic reason is that you don't have to find the money to pay for your equipment upfront thereby conserving your cash.

This is particularly important for startups and growing businesses, where the finances are stretched.

“You can buy at today's prices with tomorrow's income,” says David Roberts, managing director of Capital Asset Finance.

Types of leasing

There are three basic forms of leasing: hire purchase, finance lease and contract hire

The term of the lease can match the lifetime of the asset. Therefore a loan for a desktop computer can be structured to match its useful life – likely to be much shorter than the life of a machine tool.

Rather than trying to find the money in one lump sum, you can pay for the equipment over the whole period that you use it.

Unlike an overdraft there is no possibility of being forced to repay early and, generally, the agreements are set up with a fixed rate of interest so you won't get any nasty shocks if interest rate rise. So, cashflow planning is much more reliable.

"Unlike an overdraft there is no possibility of being forced to repay early and, generally, the agreements are set up with a fixed rate of interest so you won't get any nasty shocks if interest rates rise. "

“It is flexible finance. Flexible on terms, on repayment periods, flexible patterns and prices. There are all sorts of deals out there,” explained Craig Pickering, head of the asset finance division of the FLA.

“If you want a financial product tailored to what you are investing in pretty much any way you want it, it is out there,” says Pickering.

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