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Chase Mortgage

Contact our friendly mortgage staff for all your home loan requirements, whether it be refinance, construction, investment or commercial.

Chase Finance are a recognised leader in the field of finance broking, specialising in getting you the right finance package to keep your business ahead of the competition.

Like any supplier, the better we buy, the better we can supply. Because of our business volume we have the purchasing power to deliver cost effective finance with prompt and professional service.

If you’re looking to arrange finance for trucks, trailers, computer systems, motor vehicles, marine, aviation, cranes, earthmoving,
mining, agricultural equipment or infact any plant and equipment, as well as personal or investment property, you’ve come to the
right place. Our years of experience work for you.

Chase Finance are equipment and property loan specialists and our team are waiting to be of service to you.

Car depreciation Limit

Car Depreciation Limit for 2009/10

The Tax Office has advised that the Car Depreciation limit for the 2009/10 financial year is $57,180 (the same as the previous year). This is also the same for The Luxury Car Tax threshold.

The fuel-efficient car limit for the 2009/10 financial year is $75,000.

Investment Allowance

The Federal Government has introduced an Investment Allowance tax deduction as another measure to stimulate the economy. The investment allowance provides a tax deduction of 30% of the capital value of the equipment purchased. It appears that trucks and cars (including luxury cars) are eligible.

For more information go to;
http://www.treasurer.gov.au/DisplayDocs.aspx?doc=pressreleases/2009/061.htm&pageID=003&min=wms&Year=&DocType=0

Interest Rates

Rates unlikey to drop to zero

Australia won’t be joining the zero interest rate club of the world’s two largest economies, but the Reserve Bank of Australia’s chief has left the door open for further cuts.

For more information go to;

http://www.lendingcentral.com/2009/02/23/rates-unlikely-to-drop-to-zero-rba-chief-says/