Business Loans Tailored For Australian SMEs

Small Business Finance is your one-stop portal for fast, easy access to a range of business finance options including working capital, business acquisition, plant & equipment leasing, business start-up loans, franchise funding, loan refinancing and commercial property – in many common business situations.

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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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Working capital, business acquisition, plant & equipment leasing, business start-up loans, franchise funding, loan refinancing and commercial property.

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Simply complete our short online loan enquiry form and we will refer your details to a licensed business loan specialist from our national broker panel, who can discuss options based on your specific needs and circumstances.

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When you submit an online loan enquiry, our broker-matching platform uses your information (such as loan amount, purpose and location) to refer your enquiry to one appropriately licensed finance professional from our national panel.

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Submitting your initial finance enquiry with us as part of our eligibility pre-assessment does not, by itself, trigger a credit check by us or create an entry on your credit file. If you choose to proceed with a referred broker or lender after this initial step, they may conduct a credit check in line with their own assessment processes, and multiple credit enquiries can make it more difficult to obtain a loan and may limit your options.

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Business Loans Articles

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

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

Non-Bank Lenders Escalate Court Actions as SME Insolvencies Surge

22 Jan 2026: Paige Estritori

Recent data indicates a significant shift in the enforcement landscape affecting Australian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Non-bank lenders have markedly increased their court-based recovery actions, coinciding with a rise in SME insolvencies. This trend emerges as major banks reduce their enforcement activities, highlighting a changing dynamic in creditor behaviour. - read more

Australian SMEs Reduce Borrowing Amid Interest Rate Uncertainty

22 Jan 2026: Paige Estritori

In the final quarter of 2025, Australian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) exhibited a cautious approach to borrowing, influenced by ongoing uncertainty surrounding inflation and interest rates. This trend reflects a broader hesitancy among businesses to commit to new financing amid an unpredictable economic environment. - read more

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