FINANCING OVERVIEW

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Financing Overview

Yale® Financial Services offers a range of flexible materials handling equipment financing solutions to meet your business need. From a single fork lift truck to a large multi-national fleet, from a Finance Lease to a Long-Term-Rental solution, Yale Financial Services can help.

Through our Lease Rental options, (e.g. Fair-Market-Value lease & Contract Hire), YFS is able to provide a one-stop-shop financing solution to include the collection of service and maintenance payments in a single contract.

Our financing solutions can be tailored to suit each individual customer’s needs and may include flexible rental profiles, payment holidays and asset insurance. We work with our customers to develop a bespoke forklift finance solution to suit their budget and business requirements.

Yale Financial Services programmes are designed to make your selection of new forklift equipment as simple as possible. We have extensive lift truck expertise to guide you through the process; a variety of flexible financing plans tailored to meet your company's specific needs; financing for new or used trucks, as well as other equipment.

We have significant financing experience within the materials handling industry and can arrange the re-financing of an existing fleet and capital equipment and provide fleet buy-back and lease back options. We pride ourselves on top-quality customer service

Yale Financial Services offers several finance solutions that can include various options to suit your needs.

Lease purchase

Lease purchase is suited to businesses that wish to acquire materials handling equipment through a series of agreed payments.

Flexible agreed repayments

Payments include interest and can be made monthly or quarterly.

Own equipment outright purchase

Owning leased equipment can be arranged by payment of an "Option to purchase" fee.

Reduced regular payments

An optional deposit can be paid to reduce the regular payment amount.

Balance sheet asset

The equipment appears as an asset on your balance sheet.