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Fund the next step for your business.

Whether you need to manage cash flow, buy stock, fit out new premises, or invest in growth, Armstrong's Finance compares business loan options across our lender panel to find the most suitable solution for you. 

Business loans for New Zealand businesses

Running a business in New Zealand takes more than a great idea. Sometimes you need access to capital quickly, whether that's to cover a short-term cash flow gap, purchase stock ahead of a busy season, invest in equipment, or fund the next stage of growth. A business loan gives you the working capital to keep moving. 

Armstrong's Finance is a registered credit broker. We work with a panel of business lenders to find the most suitable loan for your situation. Whether you're a sole trader working from home or a growing business with a team behind you, we compare options and find what best fits your needs. 

What can you use a business loan for?

Business loans through Armstrong's Finance can be used for a wide range of purposes, including:

Working capital and cash flow management
Stock, inventory, and supply purchases
Shop, office, or premises fit-out
Business equipment and technology
Marketing and advertising campaigns
Website builds and software
Hiring and staff onboarding costs
Business travel and training
Unexpected expenses and emergency costs
Business expansion or new location setup

Why businesses choose Armstrong's Finance

We compare lenders for you

We search across our lender panel, so you don't have to. You get the option we consider most suitable for your business, not just whichever lender you happened to walk into.

Flexible terms

Repayment terms and schedules can be tailored to your business cash flow. Choose weekly, fortnightly, or monthly repayments to suit how your business operates.

Fast turnaround

Apply online in minutes. If approved, funds can be available the same day. We understand that businesses often can't afford to wait. Subject to responsible lending criteria and lender assessment.

Sole traders welcome

You don't need to be a registered company to apply. We work with sole traders, partnerships, and businesses of all structures.

Simple by design

How it works

Getting a business loan through Armstrong's Finance is straightforward. Here's how it goes:

1

Get a quick quote

Use our online quote tool to see estimated repayments in minutes. It's obligation-free and won't affect your credit score.

2

Submit your application

Complete your application online. We'll ask for basic details about your business, proof of income or financials, and your ID. Our team is here if you have questions along the way.

3

We compare lenders for you

We review your application and compare options across our lender panel to find the most suitable option for your situation, and present it to you clearly with all fees and costs included.

4

Funds to your account

Once approved and all documentation is in order, funds are transferred directly to your business bank account. Same-day funding may be available, subject to responsible lending criteria and lender assessment.

Am I eligible?

 

Armstrong's Finance business loans are available to a broad range of New Zealand businesses and business owners. We assess every application individually and look at your full picture, not just your credit score. 

To be eligible for a business loan, you'll need to:

Be 18 years of age or older (directors and sole traders)
Be a New Zealand citizen, permanent resident, or hold a valid NZ work visa
Operate a business in New Zealand (sole trader, partnership, or registered company)
Have been operating for a minimum period (typically 6 months or more, depending on lender)
Have verifiable business income or financial records
Have a valid New Zealand business bank account
Have a valid form of ID (driver's licence or passport)
Meet our credit assessment criteria

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Loan information

Armstrong's Finance Limited (FSP1012153) is registered on the Financial Service Providers Register (FSPR) and holds a Class 2 Financial Advice Provider licence and is authorised to provide regulated financial advice services in accordance with the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013. Armstrong's Finance Limited acts as a finance broker and does not directly provide credit. All lending is provided by third-party lenders on our lender panel.

Remuneration: Armstrong's Finance Limited is remunerated by way of commission paid by lenders. The amount of commission varies between lenders and products. Armstrong's Finance Limited may receive different commission rates from different lenders. We manage this conflict by recommending products based on your individual needs and circumstances rather than the level of commission received. Full details are set out in our Disclosure Statement, which is available on our website and on request free of charge.

Lending criteria apply. All applications are subject to credit assessment, responsible lending inquiries, and individual lender eligibility criteria in accordance with the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act 2003 (CCCFA) and the Responsible Lending Code (revised July 2024). Interest rates range from 7.95% p.a. to 29.95% p.a. Rates are variable unless otherwise stated, are subject to change, and are based on individual credit assessment. Establishment fees vary between $0.00 and $2,500 depending on the type of loan arrangement, and are included in your loan structure and repayments.

Dispute resolution: If you have a complaint that we are unable to resolve, you may refer it to Financial Services Complaints Ltd (FSCL), our approved dispute resolution scheme. This service is free of charge. Contact details are available in our Disclosure Statement and on our Complaints page.

Financial hardship: If you are experiencing financial hardship, you may be entitled to apply for a hardship variation under the CCCFA. Please contact us as soon as possible. See our Financial Hardship page for more information.

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