Loan types

Small business loan types, side by side

Secured, unsecured, lines of credit, invoice finance and seasonal facilities — what each one is, who it suits and what a lender needs to see.

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Small business loans

Small business loans explained: secured vs unsecured, how much you can borrow, what lenders assess, and how to choose the right loan for your next milestone.

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Secured business loans

Secured business loans from $20k to $5m against residential or commercial property: how they work, first vs second mortgage, and who they suit.

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First mortgage loans

First mortgage business loans explained: borrowing against unencumbered property or refinancing an existing loan, who they suit, and what lenders assess.

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Second mortgage loans

Second mortgage business loans let you borrow against property equity while your existing home loan stays put. How they work, costs, risks and common uses.

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Caveat loans

Caveat loans for small businesses: short-term funding secured by a caveat on property, when they're useful, the costs, and why a clear exit plan matters.

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Unsecured business loans

Unsecured business loans for trading small businesses, typically $5k to $500k, sized on turnover and bank statements. Who they suit and the trade-offs.

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Cash flow loans

Business cash flow loans: short-term funding sized on bank statements to cover timing gaps — wages, supplier runs, tax bills — and how to use them sensibly.

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Working capital loans

Working capital loans for small businesses: why growing businesses run short, and how to choose between term loans, credit lines and invoice finance.

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Line of credit

A business line of credit gives a small business a standing limit to draw and repay as needed. How it works, when it beats a term loan and how to use it.

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Invoice finance

Invoice finance lets small businesses that sell on terms draw cash against unpaid invoices. How factoring and discounting differ, costs, and who it suits.

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Seasonal finance

Seasonal business finance for small businesses with busy and quiet months: funding pre-season stock and quiet-month costs, and timing repayments to your peak.

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