Computer hardware Leasing?

We finance hardware, typically this will include workstations, printers, scanners, networks, cabling and other accessories. We can finance software and additional licences, this can either be a software only lease or software as part of a hardware purchase.

Technology exchange plan
We offer upgrade solutions without increasing the monthly repayments.

We can provide competitive leasing to education establishments and businesses

Potential advantages of technology and ICT leasing

	Creates the opportunity to keep pace with changing technology without increasing the monthly cost.
	The freedom to add to or replace your original equipment at any time during the agreement without any proportional increase in the monthly cost.

Percentage of equipment that can be added with no increase in rental payable:

Quarterly payments made	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20
5 years (60 months)	3	6	9	13	17	20	24	29	33	38	43	48	53	59	65	71	78	85	91	100
4 years (48 months)	4	9	13	18	23	29	34	40	46	53	60	67	75	83	91	100
3 years (36 months)	6	13	20	27	35	43	51	60	69	79	89	100

Example:-
As you will see from the above table, during a three year agreement, when 6 quarterly payments have been paid you may:

	By signing a new three year agreement add equipment to the value of 43% of the original cost with no increase in rental payment.
	Adjust your payments – should you require more or less equipment, at this or any other time, your needs can be accommodated and the rental payable will be adjusted accordingly.

The above percentages are for guidance only and assume no changes to interest rates and taxes. Actual percentages will be provided to you at the time you wish to change your equipment. Any changes to your agreement are subject to credit approval.

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