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Find out how much you can borrow

Everything you need to understand your loan, manage your money, and make confident borrowing decisions – whether you’re just getting started or already an MTF Finance customer.

Whatever you need, if it’s important to you, it’s important to us.

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Frequently asked questions

If you’re a New Zealand resident or visa holder over 18 years of age, hold a valid New Zealand driver licence and have regular income, you can apply for finance with us.

Whether it drives, floats or flies, we can finance almost anything! We also offer loans for business vehicle and equipment. We can even offer loans for home renovations or that well-earned break, using an existing asset as security. MTF uses the asset you’re borrowing for (or an asset that you own) as a security for the loan. The asset must exceed $2,000 in value and have a serial number. If you have any questions or need more information about this process, just ask – we’ll be happy to help.

If you apply in person with supporting documentation, we can often transfer funds to you on the same day that the loan is completed. If it is for a vehicle purchase, we can also arrange to send the funds directly to the seller on your behalf.

You may borrow from $2,000 to $500,000, as long as you have sufficient security to support the loan and we’re confident that you are able to manage the repayments.

To consider your application, you must provide: – A valid NZ driver licence – A bank statement less than 30 days old in your name, showing transactions for the last 90 days – A bank statement, utility bill, rates, NZ Government documentation or insurance confirmation showing your name and physical address If you apply in person and bring these documents with you, we can usually give you an answer on the spot. All decisions are subject to responsible lending inquiries and checks.

We’ll talk through the loan document, make sure you understand your rights and obligations under the contract and then ask you to sign it. If you have any concerns or queries regarding the obligations you are entering into, we recommend that you seek advice from your lawyer or accountant before signing the loan document.

The interest rate and all fees are set out in the loan agreement you sign at the beginning of the loan term.