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The Loans
PERSONAL LOANS FOR ANY WORTHWHILE PURPOSE
How much can I borrow?
Loan amounts from $3,000 to $50,000 are available to applicants over the age of 18.
How long does it take?
We can organise an indicative approval over the phone for you. If your application is approved, you can usually get your money within a week.
What forms of income do you accept?
All documented sources of income are acceptable, including self employed full time, part time and casual employment.
Do you accept pensions?
Yes, all pensions except Newstart and Youth Allowance.
What else do I need to know?
You must have good credit history and be able to demonstrate you can afford the loan.
How do I apply?
Simply phone 02 9972 0722 or complete the online application form. And we will contact you.
What can I borrow for?
Any worthwhile purpose. No security is required. | |
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CAR LOANS 
Financing your car purchase can be arranged by a secured loan, which is more common to cars less than five years old. A secured car loan offers the benefit of a lower interest rate, but must be for business use. If you are considering buying an older car or perhaps an import, we can arrange an unsecured loan for this purpose. | |
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BOAT LOANS 
Financing for new boats can be arranged by specialised marine finance. This form of finance offers a low interest rate. If you are considering a second-hand boat, we can arrange an unsecured loan for this purpose. Alternatively, a line of credit secured by real property may be an attractive alternative. | |
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HOME LOANS
Home loans secured by houses, units and land offer the lowest interest rates. If you own a property, it may be more economical for you to borrow this way. For information on home loans, please go to: homeloanoptions.com.au
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