The 500 Group

Business Finance can be extremely complex. The wrong finance or incorrect structure can significantly impact business operations and impede growth. Let our experienced Commercial Finance Team help you find the right solution. Then talk to our experienced Equipment Finance Specialist. You can access highly competitive rates, and loan structures, from our panel of lenders, which includes all the major Banks!

Without the right type of Commercial Finance and structure, running and growing a business can be exceptionally challenging! A dream business can quickly turn into a nightmare, as management attention is diverted and opportunities foregone! The team of Finance Specialists at The 500 Group understand that finance is simply a tool, it is something business owners use to create opportunities and build wealth.

The 500 Group Loan & Bankability Assessment is designed to help business owners access the finance they need. Many business owners are finding it is now a lot harder to readily access the finance they need. The Loan and Bankability Assessment saves time and helps business owners avoid many of the pitfalls that lead to frustration and wasted time!

Having access to the latest equipment is critical to sustaining your competitive advantage. Whilst this all takes time; our experience is that it helps to avoid problems and regret down the track! To avoid problems down the track, we will work with you to ensure repayments are structured to your cashflow.

When you are looking to increase production or maintain your competitive edge, securing the manufacturing equipment finance you need is crucial! While the long-term benefits and profit make the investment worthwhile, it can be a challenge to raise the finance needed to make these upgrades.

For many businesses, the capital outlay to upgrade machinery can be a challenge, particularly where regular machinery updates or new technology is imperative to maintain your competitive advantage.In new businesses, this can be even more challenging, considering that the business may not have enough history or enough start-up capital to buy the machinery needed.