Car Finance Car finance can help you get your dream car. The moment you decide to buy the vehicle of your dreams, money is one constraint that can stop your plan. A previous record of bad credit may see a conventional financial institution disapprove your loan application. In this scenario, you cannot just stop your goal of buying a vehicle. As the norm goes when one door closes another opens,… Read More »Car Finance Sydney for Your Dream Car
Crane Finance Do It Yourself Issues Have you tried to organize the finance for your crane yourself? You need lots of time and patience to get it started. The last thing you want when you just need to get a new crane is to run from pillar to post to get your finance application approved. Due to a lack of time, this often results in speaking with only one lender. … Read More »Crane Finance Broker Tips – Use the Experts
Expand your Business using Equipment Finance Every business expansion involves equipment finance options of your plant, machinery and vehicles. Using cash flow or getting finance effects on your business’ cash flow as well as tax liability. Present conditions and market circumstances decide what is best for your business. Business owners can use finance options provided by the banks, accountants and finance brokers to make purchases for their business. This can… Read More »Business Expansion with Equipment Finance
Car Finance is one type of Equipment Finance which most business’s use to purchase their work vehicles. The most popular type of finance used is the Chattel Mortgage otherwise known as a Specific Security Agreement. This car finance product is the most highly recommended by accountants ever since the GST was introduced in Australia. This is due to the fact that the GST is refunded immediately after finance commences. For tax… Read More »Car Finance Sydney
Looking for Additional Equipment Finance? We now have access to a financier that will finance those transactions that typically we have not had access too such as: GPS units in trucks (even those trucks under finance to other financiers) Telephone systems Security systems Point of sale Printing systems Office equipment Commercial equipment for restaurants Other equipment the Banks will generally not consider. Therefore if you have something from the above list… Read More »Additional Equipment – Access to Finance
Excavator Finance is one type of Equipment Finance which most business’s use to purchase their earthmoving equipment. The most popular type of finance used is the Chattel Mortgage otherwise known as a Specific Security Agreement. This finance product is the most highly recommended by accountants ever since the GST was introduced in Australia. This is due to the fact that the GST is refunded immediately after finance commences. For tax purposes… Read More »Excavator Finance Sydney
A company owned an asset and lost $1.4M. Are you at risk? In previous blogs we have been mentioning the Property Securities Act (“PPS”). Now we have another example last month of where an owner of equipment has lost possession of their equipment and $1.4m for not registering their interest on the PPS Register (“PPSR”) for $16 What is the PPSR? The PPSR is the register where details of security… Read More »PPSR – Company Loses $1.4m
Vehicle & Equipment Dealers are throwing around cheap finance interest rates in the lead up to the end of the financial year to move stock. But are they all that they are cracked up to be? If you have agreed to buy a vehicle from a dealer you will often be introduced to the Finance and Insurance Manager who can handle the finance “on the spot’. And to make it… Read More »Dealer Interest Rates – Good or Bad?
Author: Brendan Scotter Hands up who looks at the interest rate of a finance product and gives it the highest level of importance when determining which method of finance to go with purchasing your civil equipment? OK, if this is you, your home mortgage will quite often be the lowest interest rate piece of finance that you have. Assuming you are keeping it up to date. Your goal with the… Read More »Equipment Purchase via Home Loan – Why Not To