Finance Broker Quotes

Free, no obligation

Three free truck or equipment finance quotes

Tell us about the asset and your business. I'll call you to check the details, then licensed brokers come back with three real quotes to compare. Business and commercial use only.

Not sure it is worth the two minutes? Read why comparing offers built from one set of details is the only fair comparison.

Nathan Haslewood, who runs Finance Broker Quotes

Who you'll be dealing with

I'm Nathan Haslewood, and I run Finance Broker Quotes from Melbourne. When your request comes in I'll give you a quick call to check I've understood what you need and that the timing works. If it isn't a fit, I'll tell you that rather than pass your details on.

What I do from there is pass it to brokers who work in your kind of asset, and anything that comes back goes to you rather than through me. After that I step out of the way. I do not sit in on the conversation, I do not tell you which offer to take, and I have no view on which lender you should use.

What are you financing?
What condition is it in?
Roughly what will it cost?
How long would you like to pay it off over?
Interested in a balloon or residual?

A balloon is a lump sum left owing at the end of the term. Pick "Not sure" and a broker will talk it through.

When do you need it?
How much do you need to finance?

A range is enough. I'll confirm the exact figure when I call.

Deposit or trade-in?

Cash, a trade-in, or both. Plenty of commercial deals are written with nothing down.

How long has the business been trading?
Is the business registered for GST?
Tell us about the asset

That is the tapping done. The last three need a few words each, and they are what let a broker put a real quote together instead of ringing you for the details first.

Rough detail is fine. Leave it blank if you are still looking.

What is the business called?

Optional. Leave it blank and a broker will look it up.

How should the brokers reach you?

Free, and no obligation to accept any quote.

Working out what you can afford first? Try the repayment calculator.