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With a Finance Lease, the Financier purchases the goods on your behalf and they retain ownership until the lease agreement has been paid in full. You agree to lease these goods for a period of time and upon completion, a Residual Value is payable to the financier to complete the contract. (Click for more)
With a Chattel Mortgage, the financier lends you the money to buy the goods in your name and they secure their loan by registering a charge over the goods. You repay the loan over a period of time and upon making your last payment, the financier removes their charge over the goods. (Click for more)
With a Hire Purchase, the financier buys the goods on your behalf and retains ownership until the debt has been paid in full. They secure their loan by way of a registered charge over the goods and once you have paid the debt in full, they hand you title to the goods. (Click for more)
With an Operating Lease, the Financier owns the goods and you agree to use them for a specified time period during which time, the goods will complete a specific measurement such as distance or hours. (Click for more)
With a Term Rental, the Financier owns the goods and you agree to rent them for a specified time period. This form of finance is best applied to low cost business machines. (Click for more)
This service is only available for motor vehicles that are used for business purposes, with the financier using an Operating Lease as the finance transaction. (Click for more)