The Ideas Step

Wouldn’t it be nice if someone actually tried to help you keep more of your money?

That’s the point of the IDEAS Step.

We don’t stop at just providing you with the basic terms.

We go above and beyond… and develop some customized ideas based on your department’s exact situation and goals.

A funny thing happens when we do this. Fire Departments save money, lots of it. The typical department saves over $10,000.

The department also has the confidence they are making the best financial choice for them.

And the Ideas are presented in a board-ready, easy-to-read format. So your department doesn’t have to guess.

The old way of financing a fire truck

The FireLending Process™

You go back and forth with the bank.You spend a lot of time but really don’t feel you have all the answers you need to make a quality decision.

You know what this sounds like:

What happens to our payment if we want a shorter term? Or a longer term?

What if we want to pay more down?

You have to pull information from the banker and hope you’ve asked the best questions you can.

The banker isn’t proactively helping you.

They aren’t trying to help your department find the right balance between your budget and paying the least amount of Total Borrowing Cost.

In fact, you may not even be sure they know what Total Borrowing Cost is.

You get some no obligations ideas that will fit your situation better… and usually saves money.

You can be confident you are getting high quality information so you can make a better financial decision.

You’ll know you aren’t making a common fire truck financing mistake.

You don’t have to accept any idea or even finance your fire truck with First Bankers. This is a FREE service we offer to help all fire departments.

And, it’s not over yet… Go to Sign Step

(It even includes their actual IDEAS report… with the name changed to protect the department)

Did you know that the typical First Bankers customer learns how to save $10,000 when financing their fire truck?

That is the kind of useful information that helps fire departments show they are wise with their money.

To learn even more, call toll-free (877) 323-1776