Strong businesses run on smart funding. From working capital and cash-flow support to fit-outs, equipment, and vehicles, the right business loan or asset finance facility can keep things moving without strangling your cash. We help you choose between overdrafts, term loans, lines of credit, and asset finance, set up in a way that fits how your business really operates.
Business Loan Rates (2024):
A business loan provides a lump sum repaid over a fixed term (like a mortgage). A line of credit is a flexible facility you draw from as needed, repaying and redrawing up to your limit (like a credit card). LOCs suit variable cash flow; loans suit one-off purchases.
Chattel mortgage: You own the asset, claim depreciation + interest deductions, better for long-term ownership. Lease: Lender owns asset, you claim full repayments, better for equipment you'll upgrade regularly. We model both with your accountant's input.
Possible, but harder. Most lenders require 2+ years trading history. For newer businesses, we access lenders specializing in startups or use secured finance (equipment, property) to strengthen applications. Personal guarantees are usually required.
Often, yes—especially for unsecured loans or businesses under 3 years old. Some lenders offer no-guarantee facilities for established businesses with strong financials. We negotiate to minimize personal exposure where possible.
Typically: 2 years business tax returns, recent P&L and balance sheet, business bank statements (3-6 months), proof of ownership (ABN, business registration), and sometimes GST returns or BAS statements.
Yes. We review all your business debts (credit cards, loans, overdrafts), calculate total interest, and consolidate into a single facility if it saves money and simplifies management.
Simple equipment finance: 24-72 hours. Unsecured business loans: 3-7 days. Larger secured facilities: 1-3 weeks. We fast-track urgent applications where possible.
We review the decline reason, address any issues (credit, cash flow, documentation), and resubmit to different lenders with adjusted structures. Sometimes timing is wrong—we advise when to reapply.