This year, have a Merry Christmas on a budget by setting yourself limits, getting creative in your gift choices and planning ahead Christmas is a wonderful time to take a break and celebrate with family and friends, but there is no denying it is...
Since opening its doors 10 years ago, Fin One Pty Ltd (trading as Finance One) has written almost 20,000 loans for customers, many of whom were excluded by larger financiers. Now, with its new Brisbane office established on the top level of the...
If you’re scratching your head wondering “What is comprehensive car insurance and do I need it?”, here’s a quick guide from Finance One. You’re thinking about getting a loan to buy a car and you’ve been told you need comprehensive insurance...
Before you get behind the wheel, take a look at ten safe driving tips to make sure you’re taking every necessary precaution when driving in Australia. Now you finally have your licence, you have freedom and flexibility. But if you want to look...
Finance One is celebrating 10 years in business in 2020. While the business has grown to service close to 14,000 clients, the Finance One motto remains the same - to empower people through personal finance.Specialising in a compassionate...
Wondering how to budget so you can track your spending and save money? Follow our tips to get started and our secret hacks to become a budgeting ninja. The very first step to having financial security and savings to fall back on is having a...
Applying for a car loan when you have a bad credit history, or no credit history, can be a daunting thought. But what if you didn’t have to worry about being knocked back? What if you could get guaranteed approval for your car loan? It would be...
If you’ve ever seen those ads on TV offering ‘quick and easy cash to get you through until payday’, then you’ve probably already thought to yourself, “what’s the catch?”.If you’ve ever seen those ads on TV offering ‘quick and easy cash to get...
If you don’t pay your credit card, loan, mortgage, utilities, bills, phone bills etc., then the relevant provider may list this non-payment on your credit file, also known as a default. They may also record when your repayments are made late....