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- Borrow up to $5,000
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When you need funds quickly, applying for a loan is simple. The 100% online application process means there’s no need to mess around with paperwork or hard copies of bank statements. As such, getting a loan is fast, easy and efficient when you choose Savvy.
We partner with flexible lenders who specialise in rapid online processes, meaning you can get an instant decision on your loan application. Apply with Savvy and get approved with no paper bank statements today.
Can I get a loan with no bank statements?
Yes – you can be approved for a quick loan with no physical bank statements required. However, it isn’t possible to get approved for a loan without any bank statements at all. This is because lenders will need to review your online banking statements to ensure your loan repayments are manageable for you.
During the formal approval part of the application, lenders run a few quick checks to make sure you can afford your loan. This includes reviewing three months’ worth of bank statements to check your incoming and outgoing funds. Your bank details are securely handled with bank-level encryption and lenders will only be able to gain read-only access to your account information.
Whenever you apply for an online instant cash loan, whether it be through a payday lender or a big bank, you’ll always be asked to provide evidence you can afford to repay it. Licensed lenders run these affordability checks because they want the peace of mind you can afford the loan you want, as per responsible lending obligations in place for financiers across Australia.
If you work for yourself or are casually employed and your wages are a little inconsistent, though, you can still be considered for a loan by some lenders. You’ll just have to show a lender you’re earning enough to cover your proposed loan repayments, as well as potentially supply further information (such as an employment contract if you’re casually employed) to show that you’ll consistently be able to afford your loan.
How much can I borrow with a cash loan?
You can borrow anywhere between $2,050 and $5,000, as long as you can show you’re able to afford the repayments on your loan. When you apply for a cash advance loan, lenders will assess several factors to ensure you can comfortably manage your repayments, including your income, regular expenses and other debt. These factors will ultimately determine how much you can be approved for.
Lenders will allow you to factor a mixture of incomes towards your quick cash loan. On top of your regular wages, you can also include income from fixed Centrelink benefits such as aged and disability pensions, single parent and carer payments and Family Tax Benefits.
Lenders also run a credit check as part of the formal approval process. This allows them to take a comprehensive look at your borrowing history to see what type of borrower you are. They won’t just focus on your credit score, instead looking at factors such as your repayment history, active loans, defaults and how often you’ve applied for new credit.
What are the eligibility and documentation requirements for small loans?
Applying for a quick online loan with Savvy is easy and will involve meeting some eligibility requirements and submitting some digital documentation. Eligibility criteria change slightly from lender to lender, but they’ll usually include the following:
- Age: At least 18 years of age
- Income: Earning a steady income for at least three months
- Residency: A permanent Australian resident or citizen
- Debts: No active short-term loans
- Contact details: A working mobile number and email address
- Banking: Access to three months’ worth of internet banking statements
To verify your identity, lenders will ask for personal identification. The beauty of applying for a loan nowadays is that the entire process is online, meaning there’s no printing or handling of messy paperwork. Copies of your documents can be safely and securely uploaded to your lender’s online portal. Your lender will usually ask for a mix of the following:
- Australian driver’s licence or passport
- Proof of age or Medicare card
If you don’t have some of these, other valid forms of ID can include:
- Birth or citizenship certificate
- Council rates notice or utility bill
- International driver’s license or passport
- Tax office notice of assessment
- Concession holder card or credit card
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Disclaimer:
The information on this website is of general nature and does not take into consideration your objectives, financial situation or needs.
For loans between $2,050 and $5,000, the APR is between 21.24% (minimum) and 48% (maximum) per annum. Comparison rate of 65.4962%. Minimum term is 16 days and maximum term is 24 months. The cost of the loan is a $400 establishment fee and monthly interest charged on the amount borrowed. For example, a loan of $3,000 over 3 months with an APR of 48%, (comparison rate of 65.4962%), will have an establishment fee of $400, monthly repayments of $1,225.20. Total repayments of $3,675.60 and total interest payment of $275.60.
Warning: A comparison rate indicates the true cost of a loan. Comparison rates are true only for the examples provided and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate.
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Quantum Savvy Pty Ltd (ABN 78 660 493 194) trades as Savvy and operates as an Authorised Credit Representative 541339 of Australian Credit Licence 414426 (AFAS Group Pty Ltd, ABN 12 134 138 686). We are one of Australia’s leading financial comparison sites and have been helping Australians make savvy decisions when it comes to their money for over a decade.
We’re partnered with lenders, insurers and other financial institutions who compensate us for business initiated through our website. We earn a commission each time a customer chooses or buys a product advertised on our site, which you can find out more about here, as well as in our credit guide for asset finance. It’s also crucial to read the terms and conditions, Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) or credit guide of our partners before signing up for your chosen product. However, the compensation we receive doesn’t impact the content written and published on our website, as our writing team exercises full editorial independence.
For more information about us and how we conduct our business, you can read our privacy policy and terms of use.
