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Compare business loan rates and options from a selection of participating bank, non-bank and private lenders via our national broker referral panel. Our comparison is limited to lenders represented by the participating brokers in our referral network and does not include all providers in the market. Our role is to connect you with a licensed finance professional who can help you explore suitable solutions for your business in a range of circumstances.

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Business Loans Articles

The Essential Guide to Fast-Tracking Your Small Business Loan Approval

In the fast-paced world of business, securing funding swiftly can be the difference between seizing an opportunity and watching it slip away. For small businesses, the urgency of quick loan approvals is often more pronounced. Each day spent waiting for approval could translate to lost revenue, hindered growth, or the inability to meet operational demands. - read more

Unveiling the Best Franchise Funding Strategies for Australian Entrepreneurs

Australia's franchise sector is a dynamic and significant element of the national economy, offering a myriad of opportunities for aspiring entrepreneurs. With an array of brands stretching from fast food to retail stores, the franchise landscape in Australia presents a viable path for business ownership under an established model. However, the success of a franchise operation is not solely based on choosing a recognizable brand; it also hinges on deploying the right financial strategies. - read more

Finance News

Australian SMEs Ramp Up Borrowing Ahead of Payday Super Changes

20 Apr 2026: Paige Estritori

Australian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are experiencing a significant shift in borrowing behaviour, with a notable increase in loan applications aimed at business expansion. This trend emerges as the impending Payday Super reforms pose potential challenges to cash flow management. - read more

Australian SMEs Embrace Non-Bank Lenders Amidst Traditional Banking Challenges

20 Apr 2026: Paige Estritori

In a significant shift within the Australian financial landscape, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly turning to non-bank lenders to meet their financing needs. Recent data reveals that demand for non-bank lending among SMEs has reached a record high of 47%, marking a 50% year-on-year increase and a threefold rise since September 2018. - read more

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