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Business Loan Repayment Calculator
This calculator will help to estimate the monthly repayments for a secured or unsecured business loan. |
Plant & Equipment Lease Calculator
Use this calculator to estimate the monthly repayments for leasing plant and equipment under finance |
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Investing in Growth: How to Finance Your Business Expansion Strategically Australia's dynamic SME landscape is ever-evolving, constantly presenting new opportunities and challenges for today's entrepreneurs. Growth is not just a goal but a necessity for these small and medium enterprises to thrive in the competitive market. As these businesses stand on the cusp of expansion, it becomes critical to recognize the indicators for growth and to approach this next stage with a robust strategic plan. - read more
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Top reasons why small business loans are denied and how to avoid them Small businesses often require loans to grow and expand their operations. However, not all loan applications are approved, and denials can be frustrating and demotivating for business owners. Understanding the reasons behind loan denials is critical to avoid making the same mistakes and increase the chances of future loan approvals. - read more
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Avoid Hefty Fines: Key ATO Dates to Remember 23 Apr 2024: .Paige Estritori Australians are being cautioned about the possibility of incurring a $313 penalty if they fail to observe two critical Australian Taxation Office (ATO) deadlines looming ahead. As tax season approaches, individuals must take note of these important dates to avoid fines. - read more |
Inflation Outlook Brightens as Australia Braces for Key CPI Update 22 Apr 2024: .Paige Estritori A crucial announcement regarding consumer prices is forthcoming as the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) anxiously waits to steer its future monetary policy decisions. Analysts and economy watchers alike have their eyes locked onto the publication of first-quarter consumer price index (CPI) data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, set to impact the nation's economic direction. - read more |