Find your regional account manager and learn how you can free up equity in your equipment, today.
With a lease, you set a payment structure that matches your income stream to work with your cash flow.
With a loan you pay the taxes on the entire purchase day one, with a lease the GST/PST or HST is spread out and made on each monthly payment.
Depending on how you’re accounting for your lease payment, there may be large tax benefits to leasing your equipment.
With a loan, you own the equipment right away, limiting your options to change the gear as the nature of your work can change. With Stride’s trade up policy you have the ability to change gear depending on your work program.
No restrictions or arbitrary rules based on the equipment type or how old the gear is.
Free, 90-day, no obligation application process and no annual fees.
Fixed payment schedules that help you manage your budget and plan your cashflow.
Smaller fixed payments on a monthly, seasonal, semi annual or annual schedule, rather than one upfront cost.
Down-time costs you money, so we use common-sense lending to move approvals quickly.
Trust the experts who value your equipment’s working life. We don’t use arbitrary rules based on age or asset type.
With seasonal skips, semi-annual and annual payment options, we work within your cash flow requirements. Our trade-up policy allows you to change up your gear to match your current work project.
Pay off higher debts, parts account or other expenses by freeing up capital in your existing equipment with a Sale & Leaseback.
We recently had the opportunity to sit down with Aaron Ursulak, one of our senior account managers, to talk about his experience and expertise here at Stride. Learn more about Lauren and get in touch.
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Enter to win a $500 Fuel Card from Stride Capital!
We’re inviting all customers who have financed a piece of equipment through Stride Capital Corp to send us a photo of your financed equipment for a chance to win a $500 fuel card!
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Lauren Van Berkel, Credit Analyst at Stride Capital, has worked in the financial industry since 2013. Lauren has a $100K credit initial in her new role. Learn more about Lauren and get in touch.
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