Plain-English business finance articles for Australian SMEs, accountants and advisers. Start with the funding problem, then move to the right finance structure.
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Financing a business startup in Australia involves more than applying for a loan. Options include personal capital, asset finance, non-bank business loans, revenue-based finance, g…
Startup loans for small businesses in Australia are available from non-bank lenders, fintech platforms, and some government-backed programs. Major banks rarely lend to businesses u…
Company vehicle finance refers to the loan and lease products used to fund vehicles owned and operated by a company entity. The most common mistake businesses make is defaulting to…
Business vehicle finance in Australia covers several different loan and lease structures used to acquire vehicles for commercial use without paying the full cost upfront. The main …
Short term business finance in Australia covers loans and credit facilities with repayment periods from one to 24 months. It suits businesses with a specific, time-bounded capital …
Business equipment finance applications in Australia are assessed on five factors: serviceability (whether cash flow covers the repayments), conduct history (how existing credit ha…
Business finance insights from GPS Finance Group, a Sydney-based finance brokerage helping Australian SMEs compare practical lender options.