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ATO interest changes sharpen the cost of tax debt
ATO interest changes sharpen the cost of tax debt
15 Sep 2026: Paige Estritori
Fresh attention around Australian Taxation Office interest charges is giving small and medium-sized businesses another reason to treat tax debt as a front-line cash flow issue rather than a back-office problem. From the current income year, deductions are no longer available for general interest charge and shortfall interest charge amounts incurred on unpaid or underpaid tax liabilities. In practical terms, that can lift the after-tax cost of carrying ATO debt. - read more
Bigger Home Loans Add a New Refinance Test for Borrowers
Bigger Home Loans Add a New Refinance Test for Borrowers
15 Sep 2026: Paige Estritori
Recent housing finance data and property market reporting point to a familiar pattern: Australian buyers are taking on larger home loans as prices recover in several markets. For mortgage holders, that matters even if they are not planning to move. A bigger lending environment can reshape lender competition, valuation outcomes and the way banks assess refinance applications. - read more
September Lending Signals Give Boat Buyers a Fresh Checkpoint
September Lending Signals Give Boat Buyers a Fresh Checkpoint
10 Sep 2026: Paige Estritori
Fresh September lending signals are giving Australian boat buyers another reason to slow down before signing a purchase contract. As the spring boating season gathers pace, lenders are still competing for well-qualified borrowers, but the gap between the cheapest-looking offer and the most suitable finance structure can be wider than many buyers expect. - read more
Mortgage arrears are a warning for stretched borrowers
Mortgage arrears are a warning for stretched borrowers
10 Sep 2026: Paige Estritori
Fresh attention on Australian mortgage arrears is a reminder that repayment pressure is no longer just a theoretical risk for highly leveraged households. After a long period of elevated interest rates, higher insurance costs, bigger grocery bills and tighter household budgets, more borrowers are finding that even small financial setbacks can make loan commitments harder to manage. - read more
RBA Lending Rate Update Highlights the Real Cost of Personal Borrowing
RBA Lending Rate Update Highlights the Real Cost of Personal Borrowing
10 Sep 2026: Paige Estritori
The Reserve Bank of Australia’s latest lending rate statistics are a useful reminder that personal borrowing costs can vary widely, even when the broader cash rate outlook appears steady. For households considering a car loan, debt consolidation loan or unsecured personal loan, the key issue is not simply whether rates are rising or falling. It is whether the loan being offered is affordable, suitable and competitive for the borrower’s circumstances. - read more

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Truck Loans Articles

Tax, GST and depreciation considerations for business truck finance in Australia
Tax, GST and depreciation considerations for business truck finance in Australia
Financing a business truck can affect cash flow, tax deductions, GST credits and depreciation claims. This guide explains key Australian concepts to discuss with your accountant before choosing a truck finance structure. - read more
Commercial Vehicle Loans in Australia: Options, Costs and Application Steps
Commercial Vehicle Loans in Australia: Options, Costs and Application Steps
Commercial vehicle finance can help Australian businesses acquire trucks, vans and other work vehicles without paying the full purchase price upfront. This guide explains the main loan and lease options, what affects costs, what lenders may review, and how to compare finance terms before applying. - read more
The Most Important Factors to Consider When Buying a Truck
The Most Important Factors to Consider When Buying a Truck
Buying a truck is a major investment, whether it's for personal use or business purposes. With the plethora of options available in the Australian market, it's important to consider various factors before making a purchase. Your specific needs, budget, lifestyle, and work requirements should be taken into account before making a decision to ensure the truck you buy fits your needs. - read more
Truck loan eligibility for new businesses and self-employed operators
Truck loan eligibility for new businesses and self-employed operators
New businesses, sole traders and self-employed operators may be able to access truck finance in Australia, but lenders usually assess more than the truck itself. This guide explains the common eligibility factors, evidence and preparation steps that can affect a commercial truck loan application. - read more
How truck loan repayments are calculated in Australia
How truck loan repayments are calculated in Australia
Truck loan repayments are shaped by the amount borrowed, interest rate, loan term, repayment frequency, fees, deposit and any balloon or residual amount. Understanding these inputs can help Australian business owners interpret repayment calculator results more clearly before comparing finance options. - read more


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Fixed Income:
A type of investment that pays regular interest or dividends, such as bonds or preferred stocks.