Leisure Finance
Competitive leisure finance for boat, caravan, camper trailer, motorbike and more
Live the sweeter life with low rate leisure finance
Thinking of buying your dream boat, caravan or motorbike? Savvy can finance it all with no fuss.
Leisure finance made easy
Dreaming of owning a boat? Perhaps you want to experience the open road, camping in a caravan? Perhaps carving through the wind on a motorbike gets your heart racing? Don’t dream – Do – with competitive and affordable loans for all types of leisure vehicles.
Savvy offers a complete range of leisure financing solutions to suit all needs. We have helped dozens of Australians experience the best of this great country – whether it’s on the water with a jet ski or on the road with a camper trailer – with an affordable and competitive leisure craft loan.
Trusted brand
Savvy knows leisure finance. Our team of consultants scour the market for the best deals on leisure finance – finance packages designed specifically for RVs, caravans, boats, motorbikes, camper trailers and everything recreational.
Speak to one of your personal consultants today for answers to all your leisure finance questions. With decades of experience in leisure finance, you can rest assured you’re getting expert guidance through the entire process. Just curious? Contact us today. There’s no obligation to apply.
Leisure finance made easy
Relax and get a competitive rate on RVs, campers, motorbikes, caravans, jet-skis, boats and other leisure craft loans
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Have questions about leisure finance?
Find out the answers to some of your most pressing leisure finance questions, so you can make the best decision that suits your budget and requirements
Read our helpful leisure finance guides
Learn from our team of leisure finance consultants with these helpful and insightful guides
Should I buy a new or used caravan?
If you’re in the market for a caravan, there are several aspects you need to keep in mind. One of the more important questions is do you buy a new caravan or a used one? Buying used is often the go-to choice for many holidaymakers, since they are usually cheaper. Older caravans may not have all the creature comforts of newer models. If you are willing to sacrifice them for your budget, you can still have a great holiday every time. Newer caravans may be expensive, but will last much longer. They will also have higher resale value if you decide to upgrade.
Your to-do list before applying for a leisure loan
Before applying for a leisure vehicle loan, whether it’s a boat, motorcycle, jet-ski or caravan, you need to do your homework first. Before you apply, you need to ask three pressing questions. What is your budget? What are your main sources of income? What does your credit history say about you? This all shows a prospective lender that you are a low risk. You should also get payslips and residential histories together to further prove you are in good financial standing. This can save you a lot on a leisure finance loan interest rates.
What motorbike should you buy?
The motorbike you purchase must go through a few rounds of questioning before you settle on a type. A chopper might be great for an occasional cruise, but a wrong choice for commuting. You should ask yourself how experienced you are as a rider, and if your licence is open to buy a higher-powered bike. You should also look at your budget – how much can you spend? Once you know that, you can look at engines and chassis that suit your lifestyle. This gives you a shortlist to start looking.
Boat – better to lease or buy?
Many people believe boats are too expensive to buy and opt to lease a boat instead. But what is better – to lease, or to buy? The answer is different according to your preferences and situation. Leasing means, you are renting the boat from a financier. This means lower upfront costs, repayments and even maintenance costs. However, at the end of the term, you must hand the boat back. Boat ownership gives you more options – you can rent it out to others, for example. But you must take on all the costs associated such as maintenance and insurance.
