How To Get An Unsecured Business Loan
Better Loan Solutions in Mornington Peninsula • Learning Centre • Insights
Better Loan Solutions in Mornington Peninsula • Learning Centre • Insights
'When businesses need additional funds to either get started or expand, they will typically look at their different loan options. Most
business loans fall into one of two categories — secured or unsecured.
A secured loan is a form of finance backed by collateral. For most businesses, the collateral takes the form of real estate, either
commercial or residential.
As its name suggests, unsecured loans have no assets to back them and are financed based on the ability of the business
to repay the loan.The good news for new businesses, or businesses without suitable assets to back a loan, is that it is possible to get
finance.
Understandably, an unsecured loan is deemed riskier by the lender. You would expect to pay a higher rate of interest and potentially fees
to get the loan facility established. Lenders will make financing decisions based on the business’ stability and the ability to repay the
loan. This will factor in things like credit history, credit score and the business' cash flow.
There are options for unsecured finance that businesses can consider if they don’t have the ability to put up any collateral.
Using business credit cards is normally not recommended as a form of financing, as they typically attract very high interest rates.
Business lines of credit and overdrafts are both a form of revolving credit. That means that they are flexible and you can repay the funds and draw down as required for the business’ operation.
Our in-house Mortgage Broker can help you work out the best loan to finance your needs.
Get in touch to start a conversation.
WEBINAR 25 SEPT // 12PM
The final session focuses on the changing legal environment, highlighting recent amendments to the Fair Work Act, capturing independent
contractors under workers' compensation schemes, payroll tax considerations, superannuation compliance, and practical steps to mitigate
risks.
WEBINAR 11 SEPT // 12PM
In the third session, we'll delve into superannuation guarantee changes, including proposed changes to payday superannuation, new rates and
bases, and the impact on SG liability. Gain insights into employer deductions, termination of employment considerations and more.
WEBINAR 4 SEPT // 12PM
Master allowances and reimbursements, understand their PAYG and super guarantee implications, and learn to navigate travel vs.
living-away-from-home allowances. Gain insights into FBT considerations, new ATO record-keeping requirements, and effective salary packaging
arrangements.