Equipment Finance

There are different ways to fund your equipment. The most common are Chattel Mortgage , Finance Lease and Rental.
No matter what the situation or industry we will work for you to get the right deal.
From 5k upwards

Equipment Finance

Whether its Trucks,Machinery, Mining equipment, Cranes whatever we have funders that can cover most scenarios

We are committed to finding the best deal for your business., Australia wide

Truck / Trailer Finance (You blokes have you own market) – Give us a call No BS

How Invoice Finance Works?

Most invoice factoring transactions are structured so that your company sells its invoices in two installment payments. The first installment covers about 80% of the value of your invoices and is deposited to your account within one business day of requesting the funds. Your company gets the remaining 20%, less the finance fee, once the customer pays the invoice in full.

Invoices are usually verified before funding. Verification allows the factor to determine that the invoice is due and that there are no issues that could prevent its payment (e.g., disputes, chargebacks, etc.). Factoring lines are based on your sales. Therefore, lines can increase as your sales to creditworthy commercial clients grow.

Requirements to Apply

1

Have a registered business

2

Have or will have customers

3

Likely to generate invoices

4

Believe you have a product or service that will grow

Pros and Cons of Invoice Finance

No repayments

Without the stress of ongoing repayments, you can focus your efforts elsewhere.

No more secured assets

Forget the constant anxiety that comes with securing property and personal possessions.

No interest rates or penalty fees

Repayments are only reliant on the money you’re owed, which cancels the need for interest and fees.

Plan your finances effectively

Because you know when the money will be in your account you can make decisions on future outgoings with more confidence.

A flexible service

Unlike a long-term loan, you can decide exactly how long you require the services of an invoice financing provider.

Less control over total funds

Unlike a business loan, invoice funding doesn’t give you the same freedom to choose the exact amount you take on.

If clients don’t pay, it’s your problem

Invoice financing providers will cover the cost of missed payments by increasing advance fees, so you could see your credit score affected.

How to Apply

Call 1300 428 734 or Click here

We’re here to help and answer any question you might have. We look forward to hearing from you

Join Our Community

Get weekly email updates