Asset & Equipment Loans

Drive Your Business
Forward.

From company fleets to heavy equipment and machinery, we structure asset finance to protect your cash flow and scale your operations.

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1-5
Year Terms
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Optimised

How we handle
asset finance.

Vehicle Fleets

Competitive rates for company cars, utes, vans, and heavy transport vehicles.

Business Equipment

Finance for yellow goods, manufacturing machinery, medical equipment and more.

Cash Flow Protection

Structure repayments to align with your business revenue cycles.

Tax Efficiency

Work with your accountant to choose between leasing, chattel mortgages, or HP.

Fast Turnaround

Get pre-approved quickly so you can purchase assets when the opportunity arises.

Unsecured Options

Options for unsecured business loans depending on trading history and financials.

How it works
step by step.

01

Free Discovery Call

We discuss your income, KiwiSaver balance, deposit savings, and home goals. Completely free, no obligation.

02

Lender Assessment

We run full eligibility checks across 20+ lenders and present you with the top 3 options including rates and structure.

03

Pre-Approval

We submit your application and coordinate with the lender. Most first home buyers receive pre-approval within 24 hours.

04

Find Your Home

Shop with confidence knowing exactly how much you can spend. We remain on call for questions throughout your property search.

05

Settlement & Keys

We coordinate with your solicitor to ensure settlement happens smoothly. Then you pick up the keys to your first home!

Strategic Asset and Equipment Finance in New Zealand

For businesses operating in construction, transport, agriculture, or manufacturing, maintaining a modern and efficient fleet of vehicles and heavy machinery is critical to operational success. However, acquiring capital-intensive equipment out of pocket can severely deplete a company's cash reserves, stifling growth and limiting operational agility. Asset finance provides a strategic solution, allowing businesses to acquire the necessary tools immediately while amortizing the cost over the useful life of the asset, thereby preserving working capital for core business activities.

Understanding Chattel Mortgages, Leases, and Hire Purchases

The realm of asset finance encompasses a variety of structuring options, each with distinct tax, accounting, and cash flow implications. A Chattel Mortgage (or Specific Security Agreement) involves the business owning the asset from day one, with the lender taking a security interest over it. This allows the business to claim depreciation and interest deductions. Conversely, an Operating Lease is akin to renting; the financier retains ownership, and the business claims the lease payments as a fully deductible operational expense. We analyze your company's balance sheet and tax position to recommend the most efficient financing structure, ensuring your debt strategy aligns with your overarching financial objectives.

Financing Heavy Machinery and Specialized Equipment

Securing finance for specialized, 'yellow goods' (like excavators or cranes) or bespoke manufacturing equipment requires financiers who understand the inherent residual value and operational lifespan of these assets. Mainstream banks often struggle to accurately assess the collateral value of highly specialized machinery, leading to conservative lending limits or outright declines. We leverage our network of specialist commercial asset financiers who possess deep industry expertise. This ensures we can secure competitive interest rates, favorable balloon payment structures, and flexible seasonal repayment schedules tailored to the cash flow cycles of your specific industry.

Common Questions

Most banks require 20% deposit as standard. However, first home buyers can access loans with as little as 5% through Welcome Home loans (Kāinga Ora), family guarantees, or specialist non-bank lenders. We'll identify the best low-deposit pathway for your situation.
Yes β€” if you've been contributing to KiwiSaver for at least 3 years and this is your first home, you can withdraw most of your KiwiSaver balance. You must leave a minimum $1,000 in the account. Finch helps you navigate the withdrawal process.
The Kāinga Ora First Home Grant provides up to $5,000 for an existing home or $10,000 for a new build. Income and house price caps apply. We'll assess your eligibility and help you apply as part of your mortgage process.
Pre-approval typically takes 24–72 hours. Full approval after an accepted offer is usually 5–10 working days. Settlement is typically 4–6 weeks after the sale and purchase agreement is signed.

Ready to finance
your assets?

Book a free consultation with a Finch mortgage adviser today. No obligation, no cost, just honest advice.

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