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Angle Finance through Lyft Money

Angle Finance is an Australian asset finance specialist that operates exclusively through brokers rather than dealing direct with customers. It focuses on commercial equipment, vehicles and transport assets for small and medium businesses, and is known among brokers for a responsive credit team and a willingness to discuss the merits of a file rather than relying on scoring alone.

Lyft Money is an independent broker. Angle Finance is one of 18+ lenders on our panel; we are not Angle Finance and do not speak for them. Product details change — your broker confirms current terms before anything is submitted.

Typical amounts$20,000$1,500,000
Typical speedCommonly one to four business days
Products we placeEquipment loan, Truck finance, Machinery finance, Trailer finance, Business vehicle finance
Websitewww.anglefinance.com.au

Where Angle Finance is strong

  • Broker-only model with accessible, experienced credit assessors
  • Focused specialisation in commercial equipment and transport assets
  • Considers a range of asset types including used and specialised plant

Things to weigh up

  • Not available direct — access is through an accredited broker only
  • Asset finance only, so it cannot cover general working capital needs
  • Asset age and condition limits apply, particularly on used equipment

Broker-only asset financiers like Angle exist because specialised equipment lending rewards judgement. A ten-year-old prime mover, an unusual attachment or a used machine from a private seller is a policy exception at a bank and a routine conversation here, because the credit team knows the assets and the resale market behind them.

That access is one of the reasons a panel matters. For transport, civil and manufacturing clients buying used plant, Angle is frequently one of the more workable options, and the turnaround is fast enough to meet most purchase deadlines.

Key terms

Angle Finance equipment loan through a broker

Commercial asset finance available only through accredited brokers, typically a chattel mortgage over equipment, vehicles or transport assets.