
Considering a novated lease?
A novated lease is a vehicle finance arrangement involving you, your employer, and a finance provider. We help you understand how it works, what’s involved, and whether it may suit you.

What is a novated lease?
A novated lease is an agreement between:
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You (the employee);
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Your employer; and
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A finance provider
Repayments are generally made through your salary under an arrangement with your employer.
It’s important to understand how this structure works and what obligations are involved before proceeding.
Clear structure. Informed decisions.
How the process works
A clear, practical approach:
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1. Confirm employer eligibility
Your employer must agree to participate in the arrangement.
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2. Review your financial position
Income, expenses, and existing commitments.
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3. Explore vehicle and lease options
Based on suitability, maintenance packages and lender criteria.
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4. Explain the structure clearly
Including responsibilities during and after the lease term.
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You’ll understand the commitments before making a decision.
How it differs from a standard car loan
Unlike a standard car loan:
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The agreement involves your employer
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Repayments are typically deducted from salary
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There may be additional administrative arrangements
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The structure can differ from personal asset finance
We explain these differences so you can compare options confidently.
Things to consider
Novated leasing involves more than simply financing a vehicle.
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Important considerations may include:
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Lease term length
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What happens if your employment changes
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End-of-term options
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Ongoing vehicle-related costs
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Tax and salary packaging implications
We recommend seeking independent tax advice where appropriate, and we’ll explain the finance structure clearly.
Why work with a broker?
Novated leasing arrangements can vary between providers and employers.
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We provide:
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Clear explanation of how the structure works
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Guidance tailored to your circumstances
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Access to relevant finance providers
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Support through the documentation process
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Signposting to relevant third parties where appropriate
Our focus is ensuring you understand the full picture before committing.
Frequently asked questions
