Selecting a Novated Lease Vehicle

Many Australians are realising the benefits of salary packing a car instead of going with traditional vehicle financing. The opportunity to save thousands of dollars across the term of the loan and effectively give yourself a tax cut is incredibly appealing. This article will look at the various options available to you when selecting a vehicle for your lease, we look at both buying new and pre-owned vehicles.

Once you and your employer have authorised the salary package schedule and after credit approval from the financier and receipt of a signed salary package schedule, the leasing provider will place the order with the successful car dealer.

Where you are acquiring a new vehicle, you have the following options:

Vehicle Finance - Vehicle Financing Options For Blacklisted People

Getting Vehicle Finance If You Are Blacklisted or have Judgements

Getting finance for a vehicle is no easy task if you have been unfortunate enough to pick up judgements & you have subsequently been blacklisted.

In fact trying to secure credit through the usual mainstream banks and finance houses will be very difficult if you have been blacklisted - in fact it's safe to say that you probably won't have any success at all.

However what really matters is how many judgements you have listed with the ITC and how many black marks you have against your name.

Need Money For College? Consider a Car Title Loan

Let's face it - getting a college education is expensive for many people. While it would be nice if everyone could hit the lottery and pay for it easily, that's not how the world works.

According to the National Center for Education Statistics, the average annual cost of tuition, room and board for a college student is $17,633. If you are a full-time college student, you probably don't earn that much in an entire year. You probably have several other expenses to cover, as well, which may make it tough to keep yourself in school.

To make matters worse, you probably have little to no credit if you are in college. This could make obtaining a traditional loan difficult or even impossible. Even with grants and education loans, it may be tough to make ends meet.

What options do you have?