Grove Co.

Focused on Your Business? Let Us Handle the Lending

Running your own business comes with freedom—and financial complexity. Whether you’re a sole trader, company director, contractor, or freelancer, we understand how irregular income, variable expenses, and tax structures can impact your borrowing capacity. We help self-employed professionals secure finance with solutions tailored to your income flow, business lifecycle, and long-term goals.

We Work With Self-Employed Clients Who Are:

Just Getting Started
You’re newly self-employed or transitioning from PAYG work. We help establish your lending profile and explore loan options—even with limited trading history or low-doc applications.
Growing Your Business
As your revenue grows, so do your opportunities—and your responsibilities. We help you access funding to expand, invest in property, or consolidate debt, all while maintaining healthy cash flow.
Looking to Invest
You’re building wealth through real estate, business ventures, or asset acquisition. We structure loans across trusts, companies, or SMSFs to align with your strategy and minimise tax.
Seeking Smarter Loan Structures
Self-employed income isn’t always straightforward. We review your current setup to improve your loan structure, manage repayments more efficiently, and free up working capital.

We Help If You’re Asking…

We answer these questions every day—offering tailored lending strategies that reflect the reality of running a business.

How We Support Self-Employed Clients

Why Self-Employed Clients Choose Us

Deep understanding of self-employed lending requirements
Experience across industries—creative, construction, consulting & more
Access to specialist policies and flexible lenders
Proactive support that grows with your business
Long-term advice, not just one-time deals

Let’s Take Care of Your Lending—So You Can Focus on Running Your Business

As a self-employed professional, your energy goes into building and growing your venture. We’ll help you make confident, time-efficient lending decisions—whether you’re buying a home, expanding operations, or investing for the future.
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