Borrower Rights and Responsible Lending in Australia
Australian borrowers have protections before and after taking out credit, including responsible lending obligations for many consumer loans, hardship options, disclosure requirements and complaints pathways. This guide explains the key concepts in general terms for consumers and small business owners. - read more
How Your Credit Rating Impacts Your Loan Options: What You Need to Know
A credit rating is essentially a numerical representation of your financial trustworthiness. It's like a report card for your creditworthiness, where higher scores indicate better financial habits. Lenders and financial institutions scrutinize this score when you apply for credit, serving as a primary factor in approving or denying loan applications. - read more
How Finance Eligibility Assessments Work in Australia
A finance eligibility assessment can help Australian borrowers understand what lenders may review before a personal or business loan application, including income, expenses, credit history, debts, assets and serviceability. - read more