🏚️ Broke a Lease? It Happens — and You’re Not Disqualified.
If you:
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Recently ended your rental lease early,
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Are renting again or staying with family,
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Need a car but are worried your living history will cause issues…
Don’t stress — lenders can still approve you, even after a lease break.
✅ What Lenders Check After a Lease Break
Your housing status matters, but not as much as you think. Lenders will look at:
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Your current address and stability (even short-term is okay)
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Whether your lease break caused unpaid debts or defaults
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If you’re still paying rent consistently
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Whether your income and banking look stable
👉 Check your car finance eligibility now — no credit score impact
🧠 Tips for Renters Applying After a Lease Break
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Be upfront if your address is new — lenders understand change
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Avoid applying with lenders that need 12+ months address history
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Show 3 months of clean banking — rent, bills, groceries, etc.
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Include your income sources clearly
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If your previous lease caused a default, disclose it — don’t hide it
👉 See Car Loans for Australians Who’ve Recently Changed Jobs or Address
🏠 Not Currently on a Lease? Still OK.
Living with family, friends, or in temporary housing?
Lenders just want to see:
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You’re not overcommitted
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You’re contributing some rent (if informal)
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Your income is consistent
👉 Can I Get a Car Loan Without Bank Statements?
👨🔧 Do You Earn ABN Income Too?
If you’re working as a sole trader or gig worker while renting, consider a small business car loan — especially if you don't have recent payslips or rental lease documentation.
👉 Is GST Registration Required for ABN Car Finance?
🚀 Final Word
Breaking a lease doesn’t break your chances at car finance.
If you’re earning, renting (even informally), and managing your money, you’re still very much eligible — with the right lender.
👉 Apply online — no credit hit, just 60 seconds
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.