How Interest Affects Your Business

5 Ways The Fed’s Rate Hikes Could Affect Your Business

Confident that the U.S. economy is on firm footing, the Federal Reserve Board has begun gradually increasing interest rates and plans to do so at least one more time this year with additional increases in 2019. Along with the average consumer, businesses will soon begin to feel the effects in some obvious and not-so-obvious ways. This is especially true for small business (defined as those with 500 or fewer employees) who own or employ about half of the American workforce.

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Section 179 is an attractive tax deduction for small and medium businesses. It’s also very easy to understand and utilize.
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4 Tips to Minimize Risk

By understanding a business net cash flow after tax, and how new technology will improve operations and the future workload.

  • Understand Ownership
  • Weigh cash flow differences
  • Examine future profitability
  • Consider your worker ability to use the equipment

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Money- Working Capital

The next challenge that companies face is working capital. As a business you must compete with bigger companies. Having the right financial partner is important.

Speak with us about your working capital needs and your equipment acquisitions.

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President

714-573-9804 ext.101

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What are the Economists Really Saying

SCL Equipment Finance for small businesses

Interest rates will rise in the next few years, but remain lower than they were in previous decades. What does this mean for businesses? A demand increase for goods. Businesses should see much growth in the next few years.
What you will need to be successful:

  1. New upgraded equipment so you can automate
  2. Fresh source of funding, including credit lines with your bank
  3. Understand how to acquire the right type of working capital

“The strength of a small business is in its ability to respond quickly to changing economic conditions.”


Did you know that 47% of jobs can be automated with new equipment and technology?
Robots could replace nearly a third of the U.S. workforce by 2030 – The Washington Post


SCL Equipment Finance takes the red tape out of acquiring the equipment you need.

We underwrite your loan at the very beginning. This provides you with a clear road map and greatly reduces delays, surprises and other complications that can prevent you to get your best rate and loan program.
“Having the right source of funds for your capital equipment investment means more revenue”

82% of small business owners claim that their main source of new business is referrals !!

Barbara Griffith, President SCL Equipment FinanceBarbara Griffith
President

714-573-9804 ext.101

The Gig Economy in 2010

Here’s What We Can Expect From The Gig Economy In 2020

A gig economy is an environment in which temporary positions are common and organizations contract with independent workers for short-term engagements.

The trend toward a gig economy has begun. A study by Intuit predicted that, by 2020, 40 percent of American workers would be independent contractors.

True Revolving Line of Credit with low rates

How it works:
Manage your business cash flow with a revolving business line of credit up to $200,000. You can draw funds any time and repay the balance in fixed or Monthly payments up to 12 Months.

SCL Commits $50 Million to Business Funding

Established 1992 – We understand your business

 

Why we are different

  • A fresh source of capital for your business
  • The power to fund with a simple process
  • A Trustworthy team
  • We make the difference in your cash flow
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Do you have the right funds to grow your business?

SCL Equipment Finance for small businesses

What Matters in your Business is Cash Flow

  • New Guidelines for Easier Approvals
  • Application only from $10,000 – $350,000
  • No Financials Needed
  • Equipment Financing and Working Capital
As a small business, it’s tough to compete with bigger companies. SCL understands that businesses need to grow. We understand how to take the red tape out of the loan process. Our team understands credit; we understand you need a fresh source of capital.
That is why our customers have depended on us for 25 years!

Established 1992
A Better Way to Finance Equipment


Barbara Griffith, PresidentSCL Equipment Finance provides equipment financing nationwide and in Canada to businesses from $10,000-$5M. Contact me for a quote on your next equipment/software purchase (new or used)! 

Barbara Griffith
President
714-573-9804 ext.101