Fast Business Loans

Get $3,000 to $10,000+ today.

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Need funding for your business?

Whether you need funds to start your dream business or to resolve cash flow problems, our Fast Business Loan is right for you. Unlike banks, we don’t ask for financial statements and track records. To be eligible is very simple - most small businesses would qualify. Best of all, after verification is successful and contract is signed, funds can be transferred to you as fast as the same day!

How can Max Funding help you?

At Max Funding, we help thousands of small businesses all across Australia every year. We believe in forming a partnership with our clients, from their start-up stage to growth and expansion. Whether you run a café, online business or any other industry, we are here to help.

Fast Business Loans - Fact Sheet

Suitable For
  • Start-ups
  • Established business owner
  • Commercial property investors
  • Bad credit history
Settlement Time
24 hours
Loan Term
1 month - 24 months (including term extension)
Flexible Repayment

We can design a repayment plan that fits your cash flow.

This can be a periodical repayment (e.g. monthly), a lump sum payment or a combination of your choosing.

To ease your commitment and allow maximum flexibility, a loan term extension may be available.

Indicative Loan Amount
$3,000 to $10,000
Asset Eligibility Criteria
Registered motor vehicle (financed OK)
OR
Real estate property (mortgaged OK)
Financial Statement
Optional
Dedicated Account Manager
Yes
Tax Deductible
Yes
Interest Rate

Our interest rate is as low as 1.50% per month.

We are very confident that our rate is one of the lowest in the market, if you do find a lower rate, let us know, we will try to beat it.

Save Interest
  • Pay-off loan early
  • Extra repayments lower the balance

*Information provided on fact sheet is for reference only as we can tailor products to your requirement. Please contact us for further information.

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