Cash flow is critical when you manage a fleet, especially for small businesses. Maintaining a low monthly lease payment is a common strategy to manage and improve cash flow. However, focusing on the lowest lease payment possible can actually leave your business on the hook for significant amounts of money when exiting an open-end lease. This paper explains why the lowest lease payment available may not be optimal, and how to avoid owing thousands at the end of your lease.
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