Business & Commercial Finance

Whether you’re starting up, expanding operations, or investing in new opportunities, the right business or commercial finance can make it happen. Instead of relying solely on cash reserves, you can access tailored funding that matches your goals and keeps your cash flow strong.
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Access to 60+ lenders

We compare business and commercial loans from a wide network to find the right fit.
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Tailored funding options

We match finance structures to your business model, industry, and growth plans.
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Fast, hassle-free process

From application to settlement, we manage the details so you can focus on running your business.
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Support for all business sizes

We help sole traders, SMEs, and large enterprises secure competitive funding.

Funding that works for your business

Business and commercial finance covers a wide range of lending options designed to support growth, manage cash flow, and seize opportunities. Whether you need working capital, want to purchase commercial property, upgrade equipment, or invest in expansion, the right finance structure can make the difference between standing still and moving forward.

We’ll review your financial goals, cash flow, and repayment capacity before recommending solutions that fit your business. Our panel of 60+ lenders means we can compare loan types, terms, and rates to secure a competitive deal that meets your needs.

Types of business and commercial finance

  • Commercial property loans – Purchase or refinance business premises or investment properties.

  • Business loans – Unsecured or secured loans for growth, marketing, or operations.

  • Line of credit – Flexible funding you can draw on when needed.

  • Invoice financing – Unlock cash tied up in unpaid invoices.

  • Asset and equipment finance – Fund vehicles, machinery, and tools.

We handle the application, liaise with lenders, and keep you updated at every stage — so you can focus on running and growing your business.

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Got questions about business and commercial finance?

Finding the right funding can be complex, especially with so many loan types and lender requirements. Below, we’ve answered common questions about business and commercial finance so you can understand your options, prepare your application, and secure the funding your business needs.

Some business loans can be approved in as little as 24–48 hours, while larger commercial loans may take several weeks depending on complexity.

Lenders typically require business financial statements, tax returns, identification, and details of the asset or purpose of the loan.

Yes, unsecured business loans are available, though they may have shorter terms or higher rates compared to secured options.

Business finance generally refers to funding for operational expenses or growth, while commercial finance often covers larger loans such as for property or significant capital investments.

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MICHELLE GALLIMORE trading as Luna Mortgage Broker, Tassie Mortgage Broker & Whitsunday Mortgage Broker (ABN 17911518049) with Credit Representative Number 490498 is an authorised Credit Representatives of Australian Credit Licence Number 384324.

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