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Sole traders, tradies, the self-employed, new businesses and small companies all get looked at differently. Here's what lenders want to see from each of you.
Sole traders
Sole trader business loans in Australia: how lenders assess you when you and the business are the same person, the paperwork they want and the options that fit.
Read more →Self-employed
Self-employed business loans in Australia: how lenders prove income for contractors, consultants and owner-operators, and which paperwork level suits you.
Read more →Tradies
Tradie business loans for electricians, plumbers, builders and other trades: funding for tools, utes, materials and cash flow while you wait on payment.
Read more →New businesses
New business loans in Australia: what lenders accept when you have little trading history, how property and experience help, and what to do in the first months.
Read more →Small businesses
Small business loans in Australia matched to the paperwork you have: unsecured, property-backed and credit lines, what each suits and how lenders decide.
Read more →Company directors
Company director business loans: how lenders assess a Pty Ltd, why directors usually guarantee the loan, and what to know about tax debt and director penalties.
Read more →ABN holders
ABN business loans explained: why lenders check how long your ABN has been active, what changes at 6, 12 and 24 months, and how to borrow with a newer ABN.
Read more →See what your business could qualify for
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