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Mcphee Lease Options

McPhee Mortgage Broking can provide much more than a home loan. For those who are self employed or business owners, we can provide advice on the following:

  1. Vehicle leases: For a single vehicle or a fleet for your business, we can advise on the best and most flexible structure for your needs.
  2. Finance Leases: A finance lease provides 100% finance to acquire vehicles for use in your business.
  3. Novated Lease: This provides a flexible, portable and convenient way to acquire a motor vehicle as part of an employee’s salary package.
  4. Hire Purchase: A hire purchase arrangement is an agreement to purchase vehicles subject to payment terms. During the term of the agreement, the lender owns the vehicle, plant or equipment. Ownership is automatically transferred to you when you make the final payment. You also have the option to purchase the equipment at any time during the term of the agreement.
  5. Equipment Finance: To make sure your business has the right tools for the job at hand, we can ensure your plant, machinery and hardware is financed in the most effective way.
  6. Operating Leases: An operating lease is an agreement between you and the lender to rent equipment for use in your business for a fixed period. It can be an efficient and cost-effective financing strategy if you are continually upgrading your vehicles and equipment, or if you want to rent rather than own your asset. At the end of the lease period, you simply return the equipment to the lender (subject to return conditions), without the liability of a residual value.
  7. Bills of Sale: Also known as a chattel mortgage, is a loan agreement where you borrow funds to acquire an asset. You provide security for the loan by way of a mortgage to the Bank over the asset financed.

The calculator has been provided in good faith as a guidance tool only. Results are not financial advice, are a guide only, and are not guaranteed outcome or quote. Borrowers should always discuss their individual situation with an Australia Credit Licensee or authorised Credit Representative.