FAQs

A broker provides a different service to an accountant. A broker facilitates business finance through lenders.

Subject to a broker operating in the consumer credit market, individuals may use a broker to source their first car loan.

Brokers typically provide access to all asset acquisition finance products including Chattel Mortgage, Lease, CHP and Rent-to-Own.

No. Brokers typically arrange finance using online resources, email and phone with no in-person meeting required.

An Unsecured Personal Loan may be suited to cover the costs of training. Subject to individual lender approval.

Applying for finance through a broker essentially requires providing the same documents and details as required by banks and finance companies.

When using a broker to secure finance, the broker will identify the lender that best suits the applicant’s profile and requirements from across their lender base. Offers are presented to customers for their approval to accept or reject any offer.

Yes. All businesses with an ABN, including sole traders, may engage with brokers to secure finance.

If requiring refinancing, check that the broker offers this service. Most brokers operating in the commercial lending market will provide refinancing.

Yes. Most brokers provide finance for new and used motor vehicles and other goods.