๐ Introduction
For many small businesses and sole traders, upgrading both equipment and vehicles at the same time can feel overwhelming โ but itโs often necessary to grow. The good news? Low doc finance can help you combine equipment and vehicle loans into a flexible, streamlined package.
In this article, we explain how to combine equipment and vehicle finance, the benefits of doing it together, and tips to boost your approval chances.
๐ก Why Combine Equipment and Vehicle Finance?
- โ Save time by applying once
- โ Bundle repayments into one manageable plan
- โ Improve cash flow with structured repayments
- โ Take advantage of lender package deals or discounts
๐ To explore flexible low doc finance options, visit: Low Doc Loans for Cars, Utes & Vans.
โ๏ธ What Can You Finance Together?
- Utes, vans, or trucks
- Trailers or tipper bodies
- Excavators, skid steers, or forklifts
- Workshop or factory equipment
- Agricultural equipment (tractors, mowers, etc.)
๐ How to Combine Finance
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Assess your needs
Work out what equipment and vehicles you need now โ and what can wait. -
Prepare your documents
Gather ABN details, bank statements, BAS, and equipment quotes. -
Work with a broker
A broker can help package your applications across lenders and secure the best combined terms. -
Review terms carefully
Check repayment terms, interest rates, and balloon or residual payments on each part of the deal.
๐ฌ Tips to Boost Approval
- Keep your ABN active and GST registered
- Provide clear evidence of business use
- Offer a deposit if possible to reduce lender risk
- Use reputable equipment suppliers and vehicle dealers
๐ Final Thoughts
Combining equipment and vehicle finance through low doc loans can help businesses scale faster, manage cash flow, and simplify their repayment schedules. With the right preparation and expert support, you can equip your business for success without unnecessary complexity.
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DISCLAIMER
The information provided on this website is general in nature only and has been prepared without considering your financial needs, circumstances and objectives and should NOT be construed as financial, taxation or legal advice. For more information, get in touch with our experienced partner brokers today.