Dearys Gymnastics Supply
(DGS 9.9s)
Lending & Leasing Options

•Leasing Information
•Download Application

For more information please contact:


finance@gymsupply.com
800-932-3339

Getting a grip on your financial needs.

Deary’s Gymnastics Supply (DGS 9.9s) is partnering with a leading commercial finance company serving the financial needs of many businesses just like yours.  While many banks offer limited credit choices in commercial financing, DGS 9.9s partners with national lenders to bring you a variety of options to meet your specific needs.  Whether you’re just starting out in business or well on your way, DGS 9.9s has the expertise and resources to assist you with all of your equipment.

Download Application

For more information please contact:

finance@gymsupply.com
800-932-3339

Equipment Leasing:  Why Lease? 
Leasing is the right choice!  Leasing is one of the fastest growing ways of acquiring equipment in business today.  Leasing offers you the following benefits: 

• Low monthly payments:  The monthly lease payment will usually be lower than the payment required by other methods of financing
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• No need to tie up capital:  Keep your business; cash for future needs, unexpected expenses or working capital when revenues are low.  While many types of financing require down payments of up to 25%, leasing covers 100% of the cost of the equipment.  Most leases require only one or two payments in advance, so you get immediate use of the equipment with minimal up-front cost. 
  
  
• Preserve existing lines of credit:  Leasing has no impact on your bank credit lines.  Protect your borrowing power for other business needs or opportunities. 
  
  
• Fixed payments through the term of the lease: Unlike bank lines of credit that usually have variable rates, lease payments are fixed, no matter what happens in the market.  By choosing to lease, you won’t be a victim of skyrocketing interest rates. 
  
  
• Significant tax and accounting advantages: Leasing eliminates the need for complicated depreciation schedules since lease payments are generally line item expenses on your P&L statement.  And since lease payments are usually treated as a pre-tax expense, you may even reduce your tax bill, thereby keeping more of your business’ capital where it belongs:  In your business!