In the changing economic landscape, Lenovo brings you easy financial solutions so you don’t have to compromise on your business goals because of strapped budgets.

Financing Options to Address Economic Challenges

As businesses look to alleviate the unanticipated strain of today’s reality, there are several payment options that may help. From deferring new technology payments to providing short-term solutions to support a work-from-home staff, we have options for you as you address some of the most pressing issues quickly and without compromising your goals. Finance your total solution including hardware, services peripherals, and software. Here are a few options to consider.

Short-term rentals: Procure new Lenovo equipment on a 12-month rental period and extend lease for 2 years at the end of the rental if needed
0% Interest lease: Lease new equipment for 36 months at 0% interest and save on CAPEX budgets with quarterly payment
Sale and leaseback: Unlock cash for buying new assets by selling non-core assets to meet immediate cash flow
Rent relief: Pay Low or no installments for Q1 and Q2 on your rental equipment until December 2020 to preserve budgets
Short-term loans: Buy new assets on loan for a year and pay back in easy installments to conserve spends

Lenovo Financial Services Offers these Programs

Financing

1. Easy & affordable Total Solution (Hardware + Software + Services)
2. Purchase, return or upgrade terms as needed
3. Bundle costs over time for affordable and complete solution

Leasing

1. Low monthly payments
2. Multiple structures and payment options
3. Eliminate risks of owning obsolete technology

Subscription

1. Leverage latest technology to advance your business
2. Customized solution aligned to your needs
3. Flexibility to add equipment to support growth

Terms and conditions

• Subject to LFS credit, product/soft cost and documentation policies
• Taxes and other charges may apply
• LFS reserves the right to terminate this promotion without prior notice
• *0% financing is an implicit lease rate. It assumes the lessee returns the equipment at the end of the lease term and does not exercise a fair market value purchase option