Chattel Mortgage

How much can I spend?

That’s exactly what we can help you with – request a Quick Quote now and we’ll let you know within a few minutes. You may have been declined elsewhere and told you were unable to afford the loan. A good broker should be able to give you a reasonable idea of what you can afford before you put in an application – just ask and we can help.

How can I get a great chattel mortgage?

The right chattel mortgage for you will come down to your individual circumstances. There is no ‘one size fits all’ answer. When comparing a chattel mortgage, factors such as how long you want to borrow the money for and whether you want to pay it out early can also weigh in on the final choice you’ll make.

What kinds of things do I need to provide to get an approval?

These days, with internet banking, if you work for someone else (e.g. PAYG), you really only need to start by sending us your 2 most recent payslips and a copy of your photographic ID (i.e. Driver’s Licence). If you’re self-employed and hold your own ABN, just start by sending us a copy of your Driver’s Licence. If we need anything else from there, we’ll let you know exactly what the lender requires as it varies considerably depending upon your circumstances. Generally, a self-employed application is a very straight forward and easy process.

How long does it take to get a chattel mortgage?

If you have your paperwork handy, from the time you complete the Quick Quote form to the time you are approved, can be less than 4 hours. Realistically, we know from experience that many people are often at work or have other more important things going on (i.e. the kids are screaming in the background), so by the time most people are typically ready to get things moving, allowing 24-48 hours is a good place to start. We can move things as quickly or as slowly as you want – the choice is yours.

I’ve only had an ABN for 1 day, can I get a loan?

Yes, request a finance Quick Quote now and we’ll send you back a quote. There’s a couple of minor differences in the questions the lender might ask, but apart from that it’s pretty straight forward and easy.

Do I need to inspect the car before I purchase it?

It’s generally advisable to make sure you are happy with the car you are buying, however the choice is entirely yours. Some finance companies request a third party inspect the vehicle for finance purposes to make sure VIN and Engine number match the registration papers, and some clients choose to get a mechanical inspection done at the same time. The choice is yours.