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Deciding where to go for your home loan is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. While many prospective property owners will choose to use a mainstream lender, non-bank lenders also have their advantages. What are non-bank lenders? Essentially, a non-bank lender is a lender that’s not a bank, credit union or building society. It has its own source of funds, which it lends out with a margin for profit. A non-bank lender may also be a company or individual who borrows money from a bank at wholesale rates and then lends the money with a profit margin added. At Conquer Finance, we work with both banks and non-bank lenders. Potential benefits of a non-bank lender There are several benefits associated with taking
Just like you, banks are in business – and they don’t succeed by making bad deals. When they consider your loan application, they’re calculating the financial risk of entering into an arrangement with you. Let’s break it down. What the bank considers For the bank, financial risk comes down to whether you can repay your commercial loan and the interest in the agreed time. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, as of June 2016, the exit rate across all Australian businesses was 12.3% (percentage of businesses that ceased trading). To protect itself, the bank is looking for evidence that your business won’t fall among these statistics and fail to repay the principal amount. When assessing financial risk, one of the main factors the bank
Small business loans can be great when you need to get your brand up and running or cover unexpected expenses. However, it’s useful to understand the difference between the available options before committing to one. To help you make the right choice, here’s what you need to know about some of the more commonly used business loans.   Line of credit/overdraft A line of credit involves overdrawing on your business’s bank account up to an amount approved by your financial institution. This is commonly used for short-term capital, or as a source of cash flow to keep operations running smoothly. Pros: Flexible – use funds as needed and repay at your own pace. Allows you to establish a good credit history for future borrowing.
Many mortgage brokers can help with your home loan and your business loan. There are several types of commercial and asset finance, so make sure you know the differences. Then you can decide which one will suit you. What is commercial finance?  Commercial finance is an umbrella term for different kinds of business loans. They’re designed to help manage your capital and cash flow. Types of commercial finance Business overdraft: Your financial institution allows you to overdraw your existing business account up to an approved limit. You can only access the overdraft after your own funds have been used. The lender charges interest on the overdrawn amount. Businesses often use overdrafts as small loans, usually to cover cash flow gaps. Line of credit: A
Mortgage brokers have expertise in residential home lending and other property loans. They can also play an important role in helping businesses find and secure commercial and asset finance at competitive rates, by leveraging their network of lending institutions. With so many lenders and products to choose from, it’s important to get the right business funding mix from the outset. Many brokers have a deep understanding of the commercial sector and the wide range of products available. They’re well placed to identify the most appropriate financing structures for you, based on your type of business and specific needs. At Conquer Finance, we are experienced, Business Finance specialists and here are some advantages to having us manage your commercial and asset finance requirements : Managing

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