
Our advisory panel includes former senior bankers. We know how lenders read an application, and we use that to strengthen yours.
We start with what you want to achieve and your full situation, then shape the requirement and gather what a lender will need before anyone applies.
Lenders differ in what they will finance. We identify banks and specialist providers whose criteria fit your circumstances.
We’re not tied to one lender’s products. You see the options and decide whether to proceed. Nothing goes to a lender without your agreement.
Choose the area that best matches what you are looking to finance, then explore the options available.
Cash-flow problems and growth problems look the same on a bank statement, but they don’t need the same funding. We work out what’s actually needed and get the case in order before any lender sees it. That covers working capital, bridging, trade finance, vehicles and equipment.
The money is coming — a property sale, a settled transaction, a confirmed payment — but it isn’t there yet. Bridging covers the period until it lands.
The vehicle, machine or equipment the business runs on, whether you’re replacing something worn out or adding capacity. Paid off over time rather than out of cash reserves.
You’ve won the order, but stock has to be paid for before the customer pays you. Trade finance covers the stretch in between.
Salaries, suppliers and rent don’t wait for your debtors. Working capital keeps the month running when money in and money out don’t line up.

You might be weighing up a building, refinancing one you own, or putting a development together. We work out what the transaction actually needs and get the case in order before any lender sees it. That covers buying, refinancing, releasing cash from property you already hold, and development funding.
Buying a building, refinancing the one you’re in, or taking cash out of property you already own — whether you occupy it or let it to tenants.
From land through to completion — offices, industrial, retail or residential units. Structured around what it costs to build and how the project pays it back.
The money is coming — a property sale, a transfer sitting at the Deeds Office — but it isn’t there yet. Bridging covers the period until it lands.

You might be buying land, putting up infrastructure, replacing a machine, or needing cash to carry you through to harvest. We work out what the operation actually needs and get the case in order before any lender sees it. That covers farm property, development and improvements, equipment, working capital and refinancing.
Buying a farm, refinancing one you own, or raising cash against land you already hold — whole farms, estates or additional land.
Irrigation, sheds, packhouses, fencing, water infrastructure, new plantings. The work that lifts what the farm can produce, paid for over time rather than out of one season’s income.
Tractors, implements, harvesters, bakkies — the machinery the season depends on. Funded over its working life instead of tying up cash at the start.

The decisions here are the big ones — a home, a car, the gap between selling and transferring. We help you understand what you’re actually committing to and get the case in order before any lender sees it. That covers home loans, bridging and vehicle finance.
You’ve sold, but transfer takes months and you need some of that money now. Bridging releases part of the proceeds before registration goes through.
Buying, building or refinancing a home. What you can comfortably carry, what you’ll need up front, and how the bank will read your application — before you submit it.
Buying or refinancing a car. What it really costs each month, what the deposit and balloon do to that number, and whether the deal in front of you is the one to take.

Estimate your monthly repayment, total interest and how changes in interest rates could affect the cost of your finance.
Compare finance offers across rate, repayment, term, fees and balloon to see what is really driving the overall cost.
Find out how a lender will read your application, and what to fix before you submit it.
Estimate the finance amount and property price your income, expenses, debt and available deposit may potentially support.
Estimate the cash you may need for a property purchase, including your contribution, transfer duty, transaction costs and any potential shortfall.
How much of a property’s value a lender will fund, and what that leaves you to put in. Work it from the price, the finance amount, or the LTV you’re aiming for.
Estimate your property equity, current LTV and how much additional finance the property may potentially support.
Compare your current finance with a proposed refinance and see whether the repayment saving justifies the costs and change in term.

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