Commercial property and business lending is negotiated rather than published. Lenders price these loans on your business, your experience and the security on offer. We present your deal properly so you get a sharper offer.
Commercial property
Buying your business premises, refinancing a commercial building or purchasing a commercial investment. We compare banks and specialist commercial lenders, and explain the differences in deposit, term and covenants.
Cars, utes and equipment
Work utes, family cars, caravans, trucks, plant and machinery. We compare chattel mortgages, leases and personal loans side by side. For business-use assets your accountant can advise on the tax treatment of each option.
Private and short-term lending
Where a bank can't move fast enough or the deal doesn't fit standard policy, a private or short-term lender may be an option. These loans cost more and suit specific situations such as bridging or settling quickly. We'll tell you plainly whether it makes sense.
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Common questions
Why aren't commercial loan rates published?
Commercial loans are priced individually based on the business, the borrower's experience and the security. A well-presented application often gets a better price.
What is a chattel mortgage?
A loan to buy a vehicle or equipment for business use, where the asset secures the loan and you own it from the start. Your accountant can advise on the tax treatment.