Funding For Your Business Equipment
Asset finance works by releasing capital from the assets you already own. It is the third most common source of finance for businesses after bank overdrafts and loans. It is a flexible alternative to a traditional bank loan, providing significant cash flow and potential tax benefits for a business looking to purchase new assets.
Your Finance Solutions
There are two main types of asset finance available:
Hire Purchase
This is the most traditional form of asset finance when you hope to own the asset outright. Interest can be charged on a fixed or variable rate and the finance term can be structured to suit each company for a period. Residual or balloon payments can be introduced to lower the monthly payments.
Finance Lease
Ownership never passes to the hirer in this finance agreement. The finance company own the asset which your business rents over an agreed period of time. At the end of the term you can retain the use of the asset, sell the goods or return them to the finance company.
Why Choose Pomegranate Financial Services?
At Pomegranate Financial Services, we offer expert advice for all your asset finance needs. We are FCA regulated and we build relationships based on trust. We offer:
Expand Your Business
Having modern and efficient assets can give your business a competitive edge. Choose asset finance to expand your business potential with the backing of finance experts!
Faster Access To The Assets You Need
If you have a need for equipment but not necessarily the funds to pay upfront, asset finance is a brilliant way to get what you need with terms that suit you.
Minimal Upfront Costs
Without having to put a large deposit down on essential equipment, you can make small payments over longer periods with asset finance. Spread your risk with commercial finance experts on your side.
Spread The Value Of Your Assets
Your acquired assets will be a positive on your balance sheet at the start of the term. Once you’ve completed all repayments, there is the potential to become the outright owner of the equipment.
Free Up Your Business Capital
With asset finance, you can free up your capital to make expenditures in other areas of your business without having to worry about funding assets.
Frequently Asked Questions
See some of the answers to our most frequently asked questions below. If there’s anything you can’t see listed below that you’d like the answer for, feel free to contact a member of our expert team directly today.
What is the difference between asset finance and asset refinance?
Although similar in name, these forms of finance are significantly different! Asset finance allows you to buy or rent assets and avoid large upfront expenditures. Asset refinance allows you access to the cash value of an asset you already own.
Are there any risks associated with asset finance?
Choosing the right method of finance to suit your business needs is where we come in. Book a consultation with a member of our team today.
What areas do you cover?
We’re based in Manchester, Liverpool and London and work with commercial businesses all over the UK. Wherever you are based, feel free to get in touch today to get started.
Who can apply for asset finance?
We’ve listed some of the typical clients who apply for asset finance.
- SME businesses and larger enterprises in sectors including manufacturing, construction, healthcare and transportation
- Self employed professionals- individuals who require finance to purchase equipment, vehicles and machinery
- Public sector entities
- Startups and entrepreneurs
Whatever your business needs are, we are here to help. Book a consultation for asset finance with our team today to get started.
What other financial assistance do you provide?
In addition to a wide range of finance, including funding, debt refinancing and more, we also work within specialist areas and help with government grants. If you’re not sure if asset finance is what you are looking for, simply book a consultation with a member of our team today.
Discuss your asset finance needs with our team of experts
If you want to discuss the options available to you give us a call, send us an email or use our contact form and one of our team will get back to you.