Specialist Business Loans Broker for Darwin NT

No. Clients can contact brokers directly with no referral necessary.

Brokers that stay abreast of the latest tax legislation will know the current tax deductions pertaining to the range of commercial credit products. The suitability of tax opportunities and options can vary with individual enterprises. A broker can outline the tax options but referring to an accountant for suitability for a particular set-up is advisable.

The role of a broke differs from the traditional roles of an accountant and a financial advisor. The broker is solely tasked with sourcing, negotiating and structuring funding requirements based on the client’s briefing. An accountant handles primarily the accounts, taxation and other financial affairs. The accountant may advise the most suitable credit product for the broker to source for the client. Advisors vary in their areas of interest and services. Primarily they are categorised as advising clients on investing their funds such as in superannuation.

No. For most clients, using a broker can significantly simplify the process of sourcing funds. A broker will typically take the brief from the client and then handle all the sourcing of the lowest rates and most suitable options. The broker handles all communications with the bank or lender which saves the client time and often a lot of trouble.

The focus of a broker is to work in the interests of the client. Fast action is a priority for most brokers. Brokers operate with industry-level connections with banks and lenders which can facilitate faster approvals in many instances. Brokers may also assist clients with their application to ensure smoother, faster approval.

The services offered by commercial funding brokers may vary depending on any specialty area they may focus on. In general terms, a broker provides a service to source funds for operations from across many banks and lenders. This includes finding the most suitable lender, negotiating the best interest rate, discussing the terms and conditions preferred by the client with the lender and affecting settlement.

Yes. The location of the equipment in reference to the operator will not affect the funding options. Brokers operate nationally, providing services in many areas and for acquisitions across state and territory borders.

Brokers can offer the full selection of commercial funding products. These include:- Chattel Mortgage, Lease, Rent to Buy, Commercial Hire Purchase, Unsecured Credit, Lender Overdraft, Refinancing, Invoice Funding and Insurance Premium Funding amongst others. Some brokers will offer products for those without financials and other specialist options.

Yes, depending on the individual operating focus of a broker. Some brokers may work only with specific types of operations whereas others offer services to all that have an ABN. Self-employed operators are eligible to use commercial lending brokers to source a range of funds.

The types of machinery and equipment that an individual broker works with can vary. Many brokers provide services for sourcing funding for a large selection of machinery and finance. Some lenders mat have minimum and maximum thresholds on the total amount of funds. A broker may source the suitable lender that will approve the application.