60-second enquiry
Which side of the Tasman are you on?
Tap your country. You'll land on that country's enquiry form, where a real person who knows the local rules reads what you send.
Trading in both? Mr's rule of thumb: start where your property is. No property? Start where the borrowing business trades and banks. More on where trans-Tasman owners should apply.
What happens after you tap
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A 60-second form
On your country's site: how much, what for, and a few details about the business. No credit check to enquire.
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A real person reads it
Someone who knows your country's lenders, tax office and property rules looks at your situation.
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A straight answer
If there's a sensible option, they'll explain it, what it involves and what's needed next. If not, they'll say so.
No credit check to ask
Starting an enquiry on either country site leaves your credit file alone. A check only comes up once you choose to go ahead.
No spray-and-pray
Your details aren't fired off to a crowd of lenders. Someone in your country looks at your situation and matches it with care.
A real person reads it
A human on the Australian or New Zealand side calls to talk it through. Honest, accurate form answers get you the right match first go.
Property-secured options (first and second mortgages, caveat-style security over residential or commercial property) from $20,000 to $5,000,000. Unsecured and cash-flow options for trading businesses, typically $5,000 to $500,000, sized on turnover and bank statements. Past credit issues and tax debts (ATO or IRD) considered case by case. Business purposes only.
Before you choose
Why are there two sites?
Because business funding works differently in each country: different tax offices, business numbers, property registries and lenders. Mr's Australian site handles Australian enquiries and his New Zealand site handles New Zealand ones, so a real person who knows your country reads yours.
Does starting an enquiry affect my credit score?
No. There's no credit check when you first enquire on either site. A credit check only comes up once you decide to go ahead with an application.
I trade in both countries. Which do I pick?
Start where any property you'd use as security is. If there's no property, start where the borrowing business trades and banks. If the other side suits better, you'll be told.
What will the form ask?
Roughly how much you need and what it's for, a few details about the business and whether there's property involved. It takes about 60 seconds. Accurate answers help match you properly the first time.
Mr Business Loans is a guide brand. Enquiries are handled by our Australian site (mrbusinessloan.com.au) and our New Zealand site (mrbusinessloans.co.nz), each under its own privacy policy.