There
are many myths and misrepresentations in the processing of your facility.
Therefore we decided it was important to cover the processes and requirements
once and for all. This way you have the correct information:
Stage 1.
Application fully completed and signed in all areas by you and faxed
to our processing centre along with the following supporting documentation:
1. Latest two pay slips
2. Most recent Group Certificate issued (if PAYG
employed)
2.
Most recent taxation return (if self employed)
3. Any other document confirming any income to your
household
4. Most recent bank statement to prove account in
existence for direct debit
4. payment of your repayment each month
for the facility
5. Copy of the contract of sale for the vehicle and
receipt for deposit paid
6. Identification - Drivers License, Medicare Card,
ATM card, Credit Card or
6. telephone bill
7. Rent receipt or home loan statement to prove residence
and repayment.
If the above documentation is not provided with application or you
apply on-line they will be required during application process and
upon submission of above you will receive a conditional approval within
4 hours
Stage 2.
If all documentation is provided first time your facility will be
processed much faster. We now confirm all details on your application
including employment, residence and existing commitments, we try to
have this done in 24 hours and the loan is then formally approved.
Stage 3.
Contracts issued by email to your local representative for signing
and return. This will take 24 hours to have returned back to our office
for settlement.
Stage 4.
Documents received by our processing centre and settlement of facility
with lender and motor vehicle dealer and new facility established.
All up if all documents are in place and correct settlement will occur
generally within 3 - 4 days of application - Just enough time for
the dealer to get your car ready for collection
Purchasing your vehicle
There are many issues faced when purchasing your vehicles and the
most important of all is arranging your finances. Our motto is “do
it right the first time and save the issues and frustrations that
often cloud what should be such a happy occasion”.
Here are a few little tips to make the whole process easier and far
happier: |
| 1. |
Discuss
with your partner, family, taxation adviser or financial consultant
what you want and need in a loan and a vehicle – have a firm
idea of what you are after before you start the searching process.
This will save you a great amount of time. |
| 2. |
Allow
plenty of time. It doesn't have to happen in one day and most people
approach purchasing and finance far too casually. Be well aware of
what you are doing and investigate. Also you must remember that we
(as with all lenders) are processing 100’s of loans per day,
therefore don't expect to pick up the car the same day, it is just
not possible for a financier or the dealership. |
| 3. |
Treat
it as a business and be serious, ask as many question as you can think
of and if you think of them afterwards ring the dealer or our offices
and ask. Don’t be palmed off by a salesperson or embarrassed
to ask questions - it is going to be your car, you have the right
and the need to know |
| 4. |
You should consider extended warranties and insurance coverage when
purchasing the vehicle. Especially the following: |
| |
Loan Repayment Protection - this covers your repayments
when you are unemployed or ill and cannot meet your repayment with
your own income.
Comprehensive Insurance - Your vehicle should be
insured for its full replacement value; it is worth a lot of money
and needs to be adequately protected for any issue that may arise
Guaranteed Asset Protection (GAP Cover) - this
insurance covers the potential difference between the pay out of
your facility and the pay out you receive from an insurer in the
event of the vehicle being a total write off. Even with a guaranteed
insurance value, you can often be left short of being able to clear
the finance, particularly in the early stages of your loan. At as
little as $4.00 per week added to your loan, don't be caught out
short like so many others are.
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| 5. |
Vehicle
Inspection - We always recommend that you have the vehicle
inspected by the RACV, NRMA (or similar provider in your state) inspector
or a Registered Mechanic to ensure the condition of the vehicle you
are purchasing - even a vehicle only a few months old can have many
issues that may affect your driving pleasure in the future. |
More questions? - call one of our highly skilled Finance Managers
now or register an enquiry online now. |