SELF-EMPLOYED & BUSINESS FINANCE
Your work.
Your next move.
When you run a business, income and commitments can be less straightforward. Start with what you want the finance to do: a home loan for you, or funding for the business.
Phone, video or office appointment. You can start with questions.
START WITH THE PURPOSE
Which conversation fits?
Choose the route closest to your plans. If the two overlap, we can help bring the picture together.
A home loan when you’re self-employed.
Buying, moving, investing or reviewing a home loan? Explore how to prepare your business income, household budget and current lending for the conversation.
Explore self-employed home loans FOR YOUR BUSINESS PLANSFinance for the business.
Vehicles, equipment, commercial property or working capital? Start with the funding purpose, timing, cash flow and commitments the business needs to support.
Explore business and asset financeLESS GUESSWORK. A CLEARER START.
You do not need to fit everything
into one income box.
Tell us how the business works and what you want to achieve. We will explain which information is relevant to the proposed lending.
Bring the household and business into view.
Your income pattern, existing loans, regular commitments, available cash and preferred buffer all belong in the discussion. The purpose of the finance matters too: a personal home loan and business funding can involve different assessment requirements.
Start with the next decision.
Have a property, vehicle or piece of equipment in mind? Bring the available details and timing. Still exploring? Start with your questions before committing to a purchase.
LET’S PUT THE PIECES TOGETHER
A clearer plan for
what comes next.
Tell us what you want to fund and how life and business fit together. We can agree a useful next step.
Ringwood / Melbourne · Geelong · Phone & video
General information only. Your circumstances, finance purpose, affordability and the lender’s requirements need assessment before any recommendation. Approval is not guaranteed. Published by Foster Ramsay Finance.
