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  • How to calculate your costs

    1. Answer the questions in our quote tool to tailor the finance options to suit your business needs 
    2. See your monthly repayment options for a novated lease, equipment loan (chattel mortgage), hire purchase or finance lease
    3. Change your answers if you want to see different options 
    4. If you want to apply and are an eligible CommBank customer, you can receive conditional decision online from the same quote tool (otherwise we'll call you to process your application). 

     

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Why get equipment or car finance? 

  • See what your options are

    • Car and equipment finance is designed to fund equipment that could generate money for your business
    • You don't have to pay any upfront deposits and the equipment acts as the security
    • You could tailor your repayments to suit your business' cash flow
    • If approved, we’ll pay your supplier promptly after you sign your agreements online
    • Once approved, you can sign online using SmartSign

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What is a chattel mortgage?

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New car or equipment financing you can list as an asset on your balance sheet. 

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What is a novated lease?

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A tax-effective way your employees could finance a new car.

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What to know before applying for a business loan

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Work out the best loan for your business stage.

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Things you should know

  • Fees, charges, terms, conditions and lending criteria apply. Minimum finance amounts apply and the Asset Finance Terms and Conditions are available here. 

    The information and taxation considerations on this page is for general information purposes only and has been prepared without considering your objectives, financial situation or needs. You should, before acting on the information, consider its appropriateness to your circumstances and seek independent, professional tax advice before making any decision.