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Equipment Finance

Equipment finance that helps businesses understand the path to approval

Fund machinery, plant, tools, forklifts, fit-out assets and business equipment with a broker-led process that explains lender requirements before you apply.

Initial enquiry only · Options depend on your circumstances and lender criteria · Finance is subject to lender approval
Product explanation

Understand the product before you apply

Equipment Finance is not just a rate comparison. The lender needs to understand what is being funded, how it will be used, whether the structure fits the borrower, and whether the repayments can be supported.

Figure Out Finance keeps the explanation practical. We work through the asset or funding purpose, likely lender questions, document requirements and settlement steps before an application is progressed.

  • Plain-English structure guidance
  • Clear document preparation
  • Broker-led lender comparison
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Assessment context

Why preparation matters

Stronger preparation can make the process clearer and reduce back-and-forth. It does not guarantee approval, but it helps the lender understand the request and helps you understand the trade-offs before proceeding.

Depending on the product, this may include checking the asset, reviewing the business or income position, confirming the purpose of the loan and preparing the supporting documents.

Equipment Finance application preparation
What can be financed

Common examples we can help review

Final lender fit depends on the asset or purpose, applicant profile, loan amount, supporting documents and lender criteria.

Machinery

We explain how this fits lender assessment and what documents may be requested before an application is submitted.

Yellow Goods

We explain how this fits lender assessment and what documents may be requested before an application is submitted.

Forklifts

We explain how this fits lender assessment and what documents may be requested before an application is submitted.

Tools

We explain how this fits lender assessment and what documents may be requested before an application is submitted.

Plant And Equipment

We explain how this fits lender assessment and what documents may be requested before an application is submitted.

Fit-Out Assets

We explain how this fits lender assessment and what documents may be requested before an application is submitted.

Workshop Assets

We explain how this fits lender assessment and what documents may be requested before an application is submitted.

Business Equipment

We explain how this fits lender assessment and what documents may be requested before an application is submitted.

Who this may suit

Practical customer scenarios

These examples are general. The right finance pathway depends on the full application and what the lender is willing to consider.

Tradies Upgrading Tools

We explain how this fits lender assessment and what documents may be requested before an application is submitted.

Contractors Buying Machinery

We explain how this fits lender assessment and what documents may be requested before an application is submitted.

Companies Increasing Production Capacity

We explain how this fits lender assessment and what documents may be requested before an application is submitted.

Businesses Replacing Ageing Assets

We explain how this fits lender assessment and what documents may be requested before an application is submitted.

ABN holders preserving cash flow

We explain how this fits lender assessment and what documents may be requested before an application is submitted.

Customers Refinancing Existing Equipment Loans

We explain how this fits lender assessment and what documents may be requested before an application is submitted.

What lenders commonly consider

Lender assessment factors explained

Lenders usually assess both the borrower and the purpose of the finance. That means the application is reviewed as a complete picture, not just one number on a form.

  • ABN and GST status where relevant
  • business trading history and bank conduct
  • asset type, age, value and supplier
  • deposit, equity or trade-in position
  • credit profile and existing commitments
  • repayment capacity and loan purpose
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How Figure Out Finance helps

Guidance from first enquiry to settlement

We help you understand the finance pathway before you commit to an application or lender structure.

Lender comparison

We compare suitable options from a broad panel based on your circumstances and lender criteria.

Structure guidance

We explain repayment structure, loan purpose, document requirements and lender conditions in plain English.

Settlement support

We help manage lender communication, document follow-up and settlement steps where finance is approved.

Related guides

Helpful articles before you apply

Read the practical guides below to understand documents, lender assessment and structure options.

Everything You Need to Know About Equipment Finance Approval
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Everything You Need to Know About Equipment Finance Approval

A practical guide to how equipment finance approval works, what lenders review and how to prepare before you apply.

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What Lenders Look for in an Equipment Finance Application
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What Lenders Look for in an Equipment Finance Application

Understand the common lender assessment points for machinery, tools, plant and commercial equipment finance.

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Chattel Mortgage vs Equipment Lease: What Businesses Should Compare
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Chattel Mortgage vs Equipment Lease: What Businesses Should Compare

A plain-English comparison of common equipment finance structures and what to discuss before choosing a pathway.

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FAQ

Common questions

Equipment Finance may support eligible finance needs where the purpose, applicant profile and lender criteria align.
No. Lender appetite, documents, pricing and structure can vary. Figure Out Finance helps compare suitable lender pathways.
Documents depend on the lender, loan type and applicant profile, but ID, income or trading evidence, bank statements and purchase details are commonly reviewed.
No. Finance is subject to lender approval, credit criteria, fees, charges, terms and conditions.

Ready to review your finance options?

Tell us what you are looking to fund and we’ll help you understand suitable options from our lender panel.

Finance is subject to lender approval, credit criteria, fees, charges, terms and conditions.

Compliance disclaimer: Finance is subject to lender approval, credit criteria, fees, charges, terms and conditions. Information on this page is general in nature and does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs.

Business/legal details: Figure Out Finance Pty Ltd ABN 77 684 459 772. Dean Ame is a Credit Representative 497965 of National Finance Connections Pty Ltd trading as Viking Aggregation ACL 543046.