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Understanding loan types and features.

There are a number of different loan types and features available to you, learn more below. We are here to help answer your questions when you’re ready.

Secured loans


You provide collateral [such as the car or property] as security against the loan in case you can't afford your repayments.


Lenders typically offer lower rates for secured loans [vs an unsecured loan] because there is less of a risk to them.

Unsecured loans


No additional security [e.g. your car or property] is provided against the loan. Instead the lender will rely on your credit score when they decide whether or not to approve you for the loan.


Interest rates can be higher than a secured loan and you might not be able to borrow as much.

Fixed rate


Your interest rate and repayments will stay the same during the fixed term of your car loan.

Calculators.

Use these calculators to help you understand your borrowing power, calculate how much stamp duty you might need to pay and determine your repayments.

FAQs about

car finance.

  • What's the difference between a secured or unsecured car loan?

    A secured car loan usually means that your car will be the security for the loan. For example, if you don’t pay the loan repayments in time, the lender could step in and repossess your car.


    An unsecured loan on the other hand means that you don’t need to provide your car as security. In saying that, the interest rate could be increased and your borrow capacity could then decrease.

  • What other costs should I be aware of?

    When you purchase a new car there are more costs to be aware of than the car loan itself, this includes stamp duty, registration, car insurance and running costs. I can help you weigh up how much your new car will cost and explore ways to bring these costs down.

  • Do I need pre-approval for a car loan?

    To set your negotiating skills into overdrive - you should get pre-approved for a car loan before you head to a dealership.


    Pre-approval will tell you - how much you can afford, how much your repayments would be, what type of interest rate you can get and the loan features that are available to you.

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