Business Loan Requirements in Australia: What Lenders Actually Ask For
What Australian lenders generally look for on a business loan: ABN, GST, trading history, financials or alt-doc, security and serviceability. Requirements vary by lender.
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Operating Lease: How It Works for Australian Businesses
An operating lease is the asset finance structure you choose when you do not intend to end up owning the asset — and that…
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Sale and Leaseback for Australian Businesses
How sale and leaseback works in Australia: sell plant you already own to a financier, lease it straight back, and release the capital locked…
Read moreFinance Lease
A finance lease lets your business use a vehicle or piece of equipment without buying it outright. The financier owns the asset, your business…
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Commercial Solar Finance for Australian Businesses
How Australian businesses finance a commercial solar install — and why panels bolted to a roof are treated differently by lenders than movable equipment.
Read moreHospitality & Commercial Kitchen Equipment Finance
Fitting out a café, restaurant, bar, bakery, pub or catering kitchen is capital-intensive before you serve a single customer. A commercial oven, a cool…
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Equipment Finance Rates & Costs: What Australian Businesses Actually Pay
Ask three lenders to price the same excavator and you can get three noticeably different answers. Equipment finance is not priced off a single…
Read moreFood Truck Finance
Food truck finance lets you fund the vehicle, the trailer and the commercial fitout that turn a mobile catering idea into a working business…
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Medical Equipment Finance
Medical equipment finance lets Australian practices spread the cost of clinical and diagnostic equipment over its working life — instead of tying up cash…
Read moreCommercial Hire Purchase (CHP): How It Works for Australian Businesses
A commercial hire purchase (CHP) lets your business use a vehicle or piece of equipment straight away while paying it off over time —…
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