Vehicle plus fit-out
Racking, drawers, canopies and signage financed with the ute or van.
Your ute, van and tools are how you earn. We finance them around how trade businesses actually get paid, from a single sole trader to a growing crew.
Who we work with
What we finance
Most trade businesses start with one ute and a set of tools, then grow a vehicle and an apprentice at a time. Banks often want two years of financials before they will help, which is exactly when a growing tradie needs the next vehicle.
We work with lenders who look at your licence, your work pipeline and your BAS, and who will fund the fit-out and tools along with the vehicle so it arrives ready to work.
How Arkwealth helps
Racking, drawers, canopies and signage financed with the ute or van.
Lenders comfortable with sole traders, new ABNs and trade experience.
BAS or bank statements instead of full financials for established tradies.
Add the next vehicle for a new starter without starting from scratch.
Utes, vans & tools
You own the asset from day one and the lender takes security over it. Often used by GST-registered businesses that want to claim the GST and depreciation.
The lender owns the asset and you lease it for an agreed term, with a residual at the end. Repayments are generally treated as a business expense.
For established ABN holders whose tax returns are behind or do not reflect current trading. Assessed on BAS, bank statements or an accountant's declaration.
General information only. The best structure depends on your circumstances, so check tax implications with your accountant.
The asset, the business and the timing. A short call or form is all it takes to start.
We compare lenders and structures and explain the trade-offs in plain English.
We prepare and lodge the application, deal with the lender and keep you updated.
The lender pays your supplier, you take delivery and the asset gets to work.
There is no obligation, and an enquiry does not touch your credit file. A specialist will call you to talk through the options.
What you will typically need
Yes. Sole traders are one of the most common applicants for vehicle and equipment finance. A clear ABN, a licence and recent BAS or bank statements usually go a long way.
Usually, yes. Racking, canopies, drawers and signage can be included when they are on the invoice. Larger tool packages can sit under a separate equipment agreement.
Often. Several lenders consider trade experience alongside a new ABN. A deposit can strengthen the application while the business builds a trading history.
Most brokers finance the asset and walk away. Through the Kasana group, the same relationship can cover the equipment, the business and property lending behind it, and the insurance that protects it all.
Assets
Trucks, vehicles, machinery and equipment finance.
Lending
Business lending and property finance.
Protection
Protecting business assets with tailored insurance solutions.
Speak with an Arkwealth specialist about the asset, the structure and the lenders that fit your business.