The Australian finance industry, traditionally dominated by the four major banks, has been experiencing an intriguing shift toward a previously underrepresented sector: private lenders. Non-bank lenders and private lenders, which make up roughly 5% of Australia’s financial system, are witnessing a swift expansion, especially in the realm of mortgage lending. This movement suggests a notable change in borrowing habits and…
Many Australian entrepreneurs find their loan applications rejected by traditional banks or established financial institutions due to a less-than-ideal credit rating or bad credit. At Loanbrite, however, we firmly believe that past financial missteps should not dictate the present. We take a holistic approach when considering loans with bad credit and have already aided numerous Australian businesses and borrowers in…
As a high net worth professional or business owner, your financial needs extend beyond the ordinary. Whether you’re looking to purchase commercial property, expand your business, hire staff, or acquire assets, finding the right mortgage solutions is crucial. In this article, we’ll explore how tailored lending options can help you achieve your goals while considering the unique circumstances of your…
Low Doc Self-Declared Income for up to $2M Business Lending: This loan option allows you to apply for commercial finance up to $2 million with Loanbrite. You can use the loan for purposes such as business trading, buying assets, purchasing commercial property for your own use, consolidating debts, or expanding your business with the same management structure. To apply, you…
Private lending solutions provide a quick & effective that can be the first step to a longer term outcome for investors & property developers A $25M development project was interrupted when one of the directors faced legal issues overseas. As a result, the Bank funder financing the project was hesitant to continue funding it. Our lender negotiated with the Bank…
Asset leasing allow businesses to utilise products and equipment that they may not be able to afford independently. This might be because of a limited time in business or poor credit due to too many credit enquiries. This form of business agreement is becoming increasingly popular for its myriad of benefits; including its ability to improve cash flow, and offer…
Australian businesses have had a very rocky start to 2020, to say the least. Businesses were still recovering from the impact of the bushfires are now having to face cancelled events, dwindling customers, reduced rental income and supply chain disruptions as a result of the COVID19 outbreak. It’s taking a real toll on companies, particularly SMEs. While there are an…
As a courier, your vehicle is going to be the most important investment for your business. With the average courier spending around 30 hours a week on the road, the vehicle is your office, your transport, and your team all in one: without it, business could not happen. So if you’re just starting out as a courier, what should you…
The Coalition victory took many by surprise, but as the dust settles it’s time for the government to roll up its sleeves and start delivering on a host of pledges. Small business was a key battleground during this year’s election campaign. Labor spooked some with policies that included plans to allow casual workers to apply for permanency, and a pledge…
Don’t forget the government’s 2018-19 Federal Budget announcement for asset write off 2019 has been increased to $30,000 and expanded to businesses with a turnover of up to $50 million.^ This means eligible businesses^: 1. with a turnover of up to $50 million, will be able to write-off the asset value of new and used equipment costing $30,000 or less,…
