Key highlights
- A partnership can finance a vehicle in its own name
- Lenders review the partnership's ABN and trading record
- Partners' credit profiles and guarantees are often considered
- One broker, 80+ lenders compared for partnerships
- Soft-check quote with no impact on your credit score
If your business operates as a partnership, financing a work vehicle is well within reach. Lenders are used to partnership structures and can write finance in the partnership's name.
Can a partnership finance a vehicle?
A partnership can generally finance a business vehicle, with the loan and asset sitting within the partnership. Lenders will want to understand who the partners are and how the business trades as part of their assessment.
What do lenders consider for partnerships?
Expect a lender to review the partnership's ABN and GST history, trading record, and the credit profiles of the partners. Partners are often asked to provide guarantees, and income may be verified through financials or low-doc evidence for eligible applicants.
How do you compare partnership finance?
Partnership policies differ between lenders, so comparing options is worthwhile. With 80+ lenders on panel, Overdrive can match your partnership to suitable products. For how a vehicle is treated across partners, check with your accountant or registered tax adviser.
How do you review your options?
Simon Kendrick can help your partnership compare vehicle finance. Request a soft-check quote with no impact on your credit score.
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