How To Structure Your Finance

After episode one and two, Sean and Matt are back to discuss the culmination of this insightful podcast series. In this episode, they go over the do's and dont's in structuring your finance.  When structuring a loan, it's not just about the welfare of the business. More importantly, you should consider your current personal situation before signing up for finance deals. Sean gives a lot of insightful tips on taking residuals and balloon repayments. He guides into the concept of how a car or house balloons in a matter of years. What a lot of people do is walk-in and trade the asset they borrowed to pay off the residual fee.

"The Best Finance Terms For You Depend On How Long You Intend To Keep The Asset."

In this podcast, Sean Fowler discusses the different finance deals and how you can structure one for yourself that fits right into your situation. 

After going over the importance of asking the right questions and the reality of interest rates, Matt and Sean culminate this highly insightful podcast series by outlining the factors to consider in structuring a tailor-made finance deal for you. 

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