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Small Business Finance Financial Calculators

Small Business Finance is pleased to provide you with the following calculators to assist you on your financial journey.

Available Calculators

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

Business Loans Articles

Creative Financing Solutions for Aussie Businesses to Boost Working Capital Creative Financing Solutions for Aussie Businesses to Boost Working Capital
Working capital is the lifeblood of any business, serving as the catalyst for sustainability and growth. For Australian businesses, maintaining a healthy level of working capital ensures that operations run smoothly and expansion opportunities can be seized without delay. The ability to meet short-term liabilities, invest in product development, and respond to market demands hinges on this critical financial metric. - read more
10 Creative Ways to Fund Your Small Business Startup 10 Creative Ways to Fund Your Small Business Startup
Starting a small business can be both exciting and challenging. One of the hurdles that many entrepreneurs face is securing the necessary funds to get their venture off the ground. Finding the right financial solutions can make the difference between success and failure. - read more
Cash Flow Tips: Managing Your Finances for Startup Success Cash Flow Tips: Managing Your Finances for Startup Success
Cash flow is the lifeblood of any business, especially startups. It represents the total amount of money moving in and out of your business, and its management is essential for ensuring that your company can pay its bills and invest in future growth. Proper cash flow management helps to identify when money is needed, allowing businesses to make informed decisions and avoid potential crises. - read more
Unlocking Capital: Essential Tips for Securing Startup Financing in Australia Unlocking Capital: Essential Tips for Securing Startup Financing in Australia
Starting a business is a formidable venture, and securing the necessary capital to transform a vision into reality is often one of the first major hurdles that Australian entrepreneurs face. With a myriad of financing options available, it is essential to navigate the startup financing landscape in Australia with a keen understanding of not only the opportunities but also the challenges it presents. - read more

Finance News

Saudi Arabia's Sidra Capital Ventures into Australian Private Credit Sector Saudi Arabia's Sidra Capital Ventures into Australian Private Credit Sector
24 Apr 2025: Paige Estritori

Sidra Capital, a prominent alternative investments manager from Saudi Arabia, has made headlines with the launch of a new private credit investment fund targeting Australia's thriving mining and energy industries. The Sharia-compliant fund, known as the Sidra Asia Pacific Private Investments Sub-Fund I, will be headquartered in Singapore and managed by Sidra's local team there. - read more
Australian Fund Managers Brace for Impacts of US Tariff Policy Australian Fund Managers Brace for Impacts of US Tariff Policy
22 Apr 2025: Paige Estritori

The imposition of US tariffs under former President Donald Trump's administration is predicted to challenge Australia's publicly listed fund managers, according to analysis by research and ratings firm Morningstar. Shaun Ler, an equity analyst with Morningstar, suggests that these financial entities might experience a gradual decline in earnings over the medium term due to reduced cyclical benefits from interest rate cuts and increased market volatility. - read more

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A fee charged by a lender for processing a new loan application, typically expressed as a percentage of the loan amount.