Take Back Control With Our Specialised Lending Network
Obtain Lending Through Our Network of Specialised Lenders
Not having much luck securing a personal loan or home loan?
Whether it’s because you failed the credit score test, have a poor credit history, or can’t provide the required documents, it can be an incredibly frustrating situation – especially when you know you can repay it.
As a team of expert financial professionals we do and see things differently from the big banks. Our team of Customer Success Specialists will look at your overall financial position to assess your eligibility for a loan. If you’re capable of making repayments, we’ll refer you on to our network of specialised lenders who will consider you – even if you’ve recently become self-employed or have irregular income so long as you can pay off each month stress-free.
The specialised lending process
Submit Online Assessment Form
5 Minutes
Complete our online assessment form to provide the details of your financial circumstances.
Provide information on your financial circumstances via online assessment form
We provide alternatives if a loan is not suitable
Implement Solution
1-2 Days
Your personal customer success specialist will assess your application to form the bigger picture and ask you any questions. They will then refer you onto a specific lender within our network, based on your requirements.
Review of your situation for loan suitability
Refer you to one of our specialised lenders
Take Back Control
24+ Hours
You'll work with the specialised lender to work through their process to have your loan funded.
You complete your loan application with the selected lender
If successful, your loan is funded within a few days
Why Choose Revive Financial?
Constantly applying and getting pushed back on loans can be exhausting, but you don’t have to do it alone. Contact Revive Financial and get access to their specialised network of lenders.
Try Our Personal Loan Calculator
Our personal loan calculator can help you understand what your monthly, fortnightly or weekly personal loan repayments could be. Simply enter the amount, loan term, interest rate, repayment frequency and type.
Repayment settings have limited the savings options available. An Interest only repayment type usually does not allow any extra repayments to be made.
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overCalculator Disclaimer
The results from this calculator should be used as an indication only. Results do not represent either quotes or pre-qualifications for a loan or product. Results are based on information you have provided and does not take into account your personal circumstances. Using this calculator does not guarantee you will be eligible for a loan. You will need to satisfy your lender’s lending criteria. This calculator is not intended to be your sole source of information when making a financial decision. It is advised that you consult a professional financial advisor before taking out a loan.
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Judgement-Free
At Revive Financial, we care about the stress and impact being in debt has on your wellbeing. We want to help you take back control with no judgement, just a helping hand.
Financial Professionals
Revive Financial is proudly Australian owned and lead by a team of Chartered Accountants. Our qualified team have been helping Australians become debt free since 2005.
Industry Leaders
Our dedicated team have been trusted by over 10,000 Australians to help take back control of their financial futures. It's what we do best so you can rest assured.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much can I borrow from Revive Financial?
Revive Financial is not a lender.
Rather, you’ll be working with one of our Customer Success Specialists who will assess your financial situation and recommend to you a specialised lender from our network.
What type of loans are available?
Our network of specialised lenders can assist with:
- Short Term Loans under $5,000 to deal with emergency assistance
- Home Loans
- Personal Loans over $5,000
A Customer Success Specialist will be able to help you determine the most appropriate solution based on your application details, then refer you through.
How does a Mortgage Refinance Work?
We’ll take a look at your overall financial standing including your income, unsecured debt amount, credit history and your current mortgage. We will then assess the appropriate affordable amount you can borrow to repay your existing debts and mortgage.
If necessary, we will also look to negotiate with your creditors on any unsecured debts to fit within your borrowing capacity.
These reduced debts together with your existing mortgage are then included in your new loan and paid out at settlement. This then leaves you with one easy-to-manage loan with more adorable repayments.
How do you assess my application?
We look at your overall financial position. If there is something standing in the way of a successful loan application, we take the time to help you fix it. For instance – if you have too much unsecured debt, we will negotiate with your creditors to reduce the amount of debt you owe.
What if I have already been declined by a lender?
If you have been knocked back by a major lender, credit union or other financial institution, we could still assist you. We have access to a range of financial services and products which allow us to offer lending alternatives that other lenders can’t.
We also have solutions for those with impaired credit files.
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