Commercial Vehicle Finance

The truck had already been chosen. The contract was lined up. The numbers appeared to stack up. There was just one problem. The business had only been operating for eighteen months. Across Newcastle, this situation is more common than many people realise. An experienced driver decides to go out on their own. The work is

It was a Sunday afternoon when Jake called. Most brokers aren’t expecting truck finance enquiries on a Sunday. But transport doesn’t stop because it’s the weekend. Neither do opportunities. Jake had been operating his own transport business around Dubbo for just over twelve months. Before that, he’d spent years driving trucks for somebody else. When

Gavin thought he was being smart. The trailer was a bargain. A transport company in regional Victoria was upgrading its fleet and needed it gone quickly. The numbers stacked up. The condition was good. The timing seemed perfect. So he bought it. The problem was he didn’t own a truck capable of pulling it. For

Scott didn’t set out to owe money to the ATO. Like many business owners around Toowoomba, it happened gradually. Fuel costs increased. Insurance premiums jumped. Repairs became more expensive. Customers took longer to pay than they used to. The business was still working. The trucks were still moving. The invoices were still being issued. But