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A chattel mortgage is a type of loan used to purchase tangible assets. The asset serves as collateral for the loan, allowing you to make manageable repayments over time. Once all payments are completed, you own the asset outright.
Chattel mortgages can finance various assets, including vehicles (cars, trucks, vans), industrial machinery, construction equipment, agricultural tools, and office technology like computers and printers. Both new and used equipment can be financed, though terms and interest rates may vary based on the asset’s age and condition.
Interest rates for chattel mortgages start as low as 6.19%. Repayment terms vary based on the asset and your business’s needs, generally ranging from a few years to several years. Flexible terms are available to accommodate different cash flow situations.
To qualify for a chattel mortgage, you generally need an active ABN, at least six months of trading history, and to be an Australian citizen or permanent resident. Documentation requirements include financial details and proof of identity. No-doc loans are available up to $150k, and low-doc loans up to $1M.
Yes, you can make extra repayments on a chattel mortgage, reducing the loan term and interest costs. Transferring a chattel mortgage to a new business entity may also be possible, but lender approval and appropriate documentation are required.
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