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Unsecured Business Loans

Unsecured Business Loans are available to sole traders, directors, sub-contractor, small business owners and people who require overdraft / line of credit facilities. This type of lending is for business purposes and only accessible by those who have an ABN. Unsecured business loans are generally limited to a loan equal to monthly turnover and to a maximum loan of $500,000.00

Small business loans come in many forms today, from “unsecured business loans” that provide fast, short term funding to take advantage of an opportunity, to a “Short Term Secured Business Loan” that requires a property as security.

Business loans can be used for any genuine business purpose too, there aren’t any restrictions. Over 50% of Australian small businesses have a loan facility of some description.  See below types of Unsecured Business Loans that are available in both clean credit and bad credit.

Unsecured Business Loans:

Unsecured business loans also known as ABN business loans for any purpose, from working capital to covering unexpected expenses. Simple application process and fast decision.

Business Lines of Credit:

An agreed loan amount is made available to you that you can access at any time, and only pay interest on the amount you draw down.

• Extremely flexible – draw and repay funds as you need them
• No minimum amount – only borrow and pay interest on what you need – usually calculated daily

Invoice Finance:

Invoice Finance is also known as “factoring” is when you sell your invoices to a lender. The lender will forward you up to 80% immediately of the invoiced amount and become responsible for collecting payment. This then gives you an immediate injection of cash – no need to wait for payment of invoices.

Trade Finance:

Trade Finance assist’s with funding trade transactions throughout the trading cycle of importers, exporters, and domestic traders.

Merchant Cash Advance:

With Merchant Cash Advance a lender will provide you with a lump sum payment in advance and then collect repayment (and their fees) as an agreed percentage from your daily sales.