These days, even if you can’t or don’t want to buy a chariot (uh, we mean vehicle) outright, then that’s not a problem. We have the magical aid of car finance. But that raises another question: to finance or not to finance? In other words, should you finance your vehicle or buy it outright?
It’s in everyone’s best interests to try to minimise their tax, and claiming tax on your vehicle is one of the ways we can do this – provided you meet the requirements. Most people want to try and claim their car expenses for work, but they’re unsure of how to do it.
Let’s take a look at some of the factors you should consider before you finance your car.
There are a few differences from one car loan to the next. We’ll explain the different types of car loans and tell you who to talk to if you’re looking for a cracking car loan.
We’ll try to keep this post short and stick to five great reasons to use car finance. We’ll also give you a heads up about one of the best car finance teams in Australia.
Today, we’ll give you three major tips on how to get the best car loan and we’ll tell you who to talk to first.
There are a million reasons why you should be excited about the idea of financing your first or next car, rather than paying cash. Here are three big reasons to go with car financing!
What’s your next step once your novated lease is over? You have three main options: extend the lease, buy your car outright, or lease a new vehicle. Fingo can help you weigh up the pros and cons of each option so you can make the best decision for your employment needs.
A deal between you, your employer, and financier, could save you thousands of dollars throughout your lease.
Applying for, and securing a novated lease? Here’s our breakdown of the five simple steps.
There are four simple prerequisites which need to be met if you are to take out a novated lease on a car.
There is more to a novated lease than you getting a new car, and having your employer paying for it.
