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Roland Introduces Roland Financial Services

November 24, 2008
Irvine, CA—Roland DGA Corp. has introduced Roland Financial Services, powered by U.S. Bank, enabling customers to lease any Roland product priced over $5,000.

Roland Financial Services offers a range of lease options to meet varying business demands including additional financing for media, ink and training through Roland University. The program is offered in partnership with U.S. Bank, the 6th largest commercial bank in the United States with assets of $238 billion.  

“We are pleased to provide our customers the opportunity to lease equipment at a time when financing has become more challenging for many businesses,” said Rick Scrimger, vice president and general manager for Roland. “Roland Financial Services offers customers very competitive rates, allowing them to enjoy optimum flexibility and the opportunity to enhance their profitability up front.”

With Roland Financial Services, Roland customers can preserve their existing bank credit lines and conserve cash for the future. Roland Financial Services allows businesses to finance up to 100 percent of the equipment purchase price with minimal or no initial fees. Leases can also be set up to cover supplies and training costs up to 25 percent beyond the equipment purchase price. Financing options are available for equipment upgrades as well, allowing lease customers to take advantage of new Roland technologies as they become available.  

Introductory Offer: 5.9 percent financing for 48 months
Now through December 31, 2008,  qualified businesses can lease Roland products at a special introductory rate of 5.9 percent for 48 months, with a $1.00 buyout.

More information on Roland Financial Services U.S. Bank lease options is available at www.rolanddga.com/rfs, through Authorized Roland Dealers, or by calling Roland Customer Services at (800) 542-2307.
 

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