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Marine Finance

Marine finance for boats and watercraft

Finance support for boats, marine equipment, trailers and watercraft, with clear guidance on lender options and requirements.

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

What is marine finance?

Plain-English guidance so you can understand the product before deciding whether to proceed.

Marine finance covers eligible boats, watercraft, trailers and selected marine assets. It can support personal leisure purchases or business-related marine assets depending on the scenario.

Because marine assets vary widely, lenders commonly look at asset type, age, value, purpose, storage, insurance and repayment capacity.

Broker-led, not one-size-fits-all

  • Clear product explanation
  • Practical document guidance
  • Suitable lender pathways reviewed
  • Structure explained before application
What can be financed

Common examples we can help review

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

Boats

Commonly reviewed by lenders depending on the applicant, asset, purpose and supporting documents.

Watercraft

Commonly reviewed by lenders depending on the applicant, asset, purpose and supporting documents.

Boat trailers

Commonly reviewed by lenders depending on the applicant, asset, purpose and supporting documents.

Marine equipment

Commonly reviewed by lenders depending on the applicant, asset, purpose and supporting documents.

Outboard engines

Commonly reviewed by lenders depending on the applicant, asset, purpose and supporting documents.

Dealer purchases

Commonly reviewed by lenders depending on the applicant, asset, purpose and supporting documents.

Private sales

Commonly reviewed by lenders depending on the applicant, asset, purpose and supporting documents.

Marine asset refinance

Commonly reviewed by lenders depending on the applicant, asset, purpose and supporting documents.

Who this may suit

Practical scenarios where broker guidance can help

Figure Out Finance works through your situation, explains lender expectations and helps identify suitable next steps.

Employees buying leisure marine assets

We help clarify the loan purpose, likely lender requirements and next steps before an application is prepared.

Self-employed applicants with income evidence

We help clarify the loan purpose, likely lender requirements and next steps before an application is prepared.

Customers upgrading boats or watercraft

We help clarify the loan purpose, likely lender requirements and next steps before an application is prepared.

Marine-related businesses where suitable

We help clarify the loan purpose, likely lender requirements and next steps before an application is prepared.

Applicants comparing finance options

We help clarify the loan purpose, likely lender requirements and next steps before an application is prepared.

Customers refinancing existing marine loans

We help clarify the loan purpose, likely lender requirements and next steps before an application is prepared.

Finance options available

Structures that may be considered

Depending on your circumstances, options may include the structures below. Not every option is available to every applicant.

Secured marine finance

Depending on your circumstances, this may be considered by one or more lenders. Availability is not guaranteed.

Personal loan options where suitable

Depending on your circumstances, this may be considered by one or more lenders. Availability is not guaranteed.

Business asset finance where applicable

Depending on your circumstances, this may be considered by one or more lenders. Availability is not guaranteed.

Balloon or residual options where available

Depending on your circumstances, this may be considered by one or more lenders. Availability is not guaranteed.

Refinance options

Depending on your circumstances, this may be considered by one or more lenders. Availability is not guaranteed.

Private sale finance pathways

Depending on your circumstances, this may be considered by one or more lenders. Availability is not guaranteed.

What lenders usually consider

How lenders commonly look at an application

The assessment is not designed to be intimidating. It is about confirming the loan purpose, ability to repay and whether the product fits lender criteria.

Income or business trading history

This is one of the common factors lenders may review when assessing the application.

Credit profile

This is one of the common factors lenders may review when assessing the application.

Marine asset type, age and value

This is one of the common factors lenders may review when assessing the application.

Deposit or equity

This is one of the common factors lenders may review when assessing the application.

Loan purpose

This is one of the common factors lenders may review when assessing the application.

Repayment capacity

This is one of the common factors lenders may review when assessing the application.

Existing debts

This is one of the common factors lenders may review when assessing the application.

Supporting asset documents

This is one of the common factors lenders may review when assessing the application.

How Figure Out Finance helps

Guided support from enquiry to settlement

You get clear broker support rather than being left to interpret lender requirements alone.

  • Understanding what you are trying to fund
  • Comparing suitable lender options from a broad panel
  • Explaining the structure clearly before proceeding
  • Helping with documents and lender requirements
  • Managing lender communication
  • Supporting the process through to settlement
Documents commonly requested

Documents depend on the lender, loan type and applicant profile

Documents requested will depend on the lender, loan type and applicant profile. Dean will confirm the exact list after reviewing your scenario.

  • Driver licence or ID
  • Income evidence
  • Bank statements where requested
  • Asset invoice or sale contract
  • Registration or hull details where requested
  • ABN details for business-use assets
  • Payout letter for refinance
  • Insurance details before settlement
Process

Simple 4-step process

1

Tell us what you need

Share what you are trying to fund, the timing, amount and applicant situation.

2

We review suitable options

We compare suitable lender pathways based on the purpose, profile and documents.

3

We explain the structure

You receive clear guidance on structure, repayments, conditions and next steps.

4

We help with application and settlement

We help manage lender requirements and support the process through to settlement.

FAQ

Common questions

General information only. The right answer depends on your circumstances and lender criteria.

Boats, watercraft, trailers, engines and selected marine assets may be considered depending on lender criteria.
Yes. Marine assets can have different valuation, age and security requirements depending on the lender.
Some business-use marine assets may be considered under commercial finance structures.
Marine refinance may be reviewed where the payout, asset and borrower profile meet lender requirements.

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.

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