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Finance by purpose

Business Funding by Purpose

Start from what the money is for (buying a business, a fit-out, stock, payroll, a tax bill) and see which kinds of finance usually fit best.

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Buying & growing 8

Buying a business

Finance for buying a business: how lenders treat goodwill, what to budget beyond the price, how to size the loan, and a worked example of a purchase.

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Buying a franchise

Funding a franchise purchase: what the disclosure document tells a lender, new site vs resale, the costs beyond the fee, and a worked new-site example.

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Opening a second location

Second location finance explained: why lenders judge your first site, the ramp-up cost owners underestimate, how to size the loan, and a two-shop example.

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Expanding into new markets

Finance for expanding into new markets: how interstate and export growth are funded differently, why EMDG grants need cash up front, and how to size the loan.

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Hiring staff

Finance for hiring staff: what a new employee really costs, how Payday Super changed the cash flow from July 2026, and how to size a loan for the ramp-up.

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Marketing and advertising

Marketing finance for Australian businesses: why lenders treat ad spend differently, when borrowing to advertise pays off, and how to match the loan to payback.

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Building an online store

Finance for building an online store: why the website is the cheap part, how platform loans and sales-linked finance work, plus a launch-to-scale example.

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Research and development

R&D finance for Australian companies: how to bridge the wait for your R&D tax refund, what lenders will and won't fund, and a worked example.

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Cash flow 12

Covering a cash flow gap

Cash flow gap finance for Australian businesses: measure the gap in days and dollars, match it to the right facility, and avoid borrowing for a profit problem.

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Emergency repairs

Emergency repair finance for Australian businesses: put a dollar figure on downtime, choose between repairing and replacing, and find funds that move in days.

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Insurance premiums

Financing business insurance premiums: why renewals cost more than the quote, premium funding versus other finance, the 30 June angle, and a fleet example.

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Paying BAS and GST

Short on cash for your BAS? Compare ATO payment plans, overdrafts and business loans for GST bills, and why ATO interest now costs more after tax.

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Working capital

Working capital finance for Australian businesses: split core from swing needs, size the facility in days, and match it to a line, invoice finance or term loan.

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Seasonal stock

How to finance seasonal stock: match the term to your sell-through, plan for Black Friday pulling sales forward, and size the buy without overstocking.

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Stock and inventory

Funding stock and inventory: why lenders advance less on stock than invoices, how supplier PPSR rights affect you, and when a bulk-buy discount pays off.

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Funding a large order

Won an order bigger than your bank balance? How to fund materials, labour and the wait for payment, split into before-delivery and after-invoice finance.

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Paying suppliers

Behind on supplier bills, or offered a discount to pay early? Compare ways to fund supplier payments, what a stop-supply really costs, and when to borrow.

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Paying staff wages

Finance for paying staff wages: what a pay run really costs since Payday Super, which facilities suit a one-off gap or a recurring one, and a weekly pay example

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Paying superannuation

Finance for paying super after Payday Super: why the quarterly float vanished, what the new super guarantee charge adds, and how owners fund the one-off gap.

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Paying a tax bill

Finance for paying a tax bill: ATO payment plan vs business loan, why ATO interest stopped being deductible, the credit card cutoff, and a worked comparison.

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Fit-outs & assets 10

Buying machinery

Machinery finance explained: which loans fit a press, loader or production line, why resale value drives approval, and the deposit gap on imported machines.

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Office fit-outs

Office fit-out finance explained: splitting loose and fixed items, what a landlord contribution really costs, the make-good trap and a worked example.

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Commercial kitchen fit-outs

Commercial kitchen fit-out finance: what to fund with equipment finance, the exhaust and grease trap costs that blow budgets, and a bistro worked example.

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Technology upgrades

Finance for technology upgrades: why software and setup labour need different funding to hardware, how to match terms to device life, and a costed example.

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Renovating business premises

How to finance renovating business premises, whether you own or lease: equity options, progress draws, the hidden compliance costs and a showroom example.

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Solar and energy upgrades

Business solar finance: how STC discounts cut the loan, why a battery's install date changes its subsidy, green asset finance options, and a costed example.

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Buying equipment

Finance for buying equipment: a payback test before you borrow, how ownership affects tax, why lenders prefer some assets, and a CNC router worked example.

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Buying vehicles

Finance for buying business vehicles in 2026–27: the tax limits that differ for cars and utes, sizing a balloon against resale, and a three-van fleet example.

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Buying trucks

Finance for buying trucks: start from the contract, what Euro VI rules mean for used prices, the on-road costs lenders expect covered, and a tipper example.

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Shop fit-outs

Shop fit-out finance explained: which parts equipment finance will cover, why the loan should never outlast your lease, and how to budget for make-good.

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