A caravan, a boat, a motorbike, or a camper trailer. Lifestyle assets are financed differently to cars, and not every lender does them well. We know the ones that do, and we handle the rest.
Who we help finance a build, rebuild, or development
New or used, from a dealer or a private seller. Caravan finance has its own quirks and we know them.
Not every lender finances boats, and terms vary widely. We go to the ones that do it properly.
Road, touring, or off-road. Motorbike loans can be structured like car finance, and we handle the whole process.
Private sales add steps like ownership and encumbrance checks. We manage them so the purchase stays safe.
Knowing your position first means you can negotiate as a cash buyer would. We line it up early.
A clear path from your plans to the finished build
We work out what you can comfortably borrow before you fall in love with something, so you shop with confidence.
Caravans, boats, and bikes each sit with different lenders. We shortlist the ones that finance your asset well.
Dealer or private sale, we run the ownership and encumbrance checks and manage the application through to approval.
Once approved, we coordinate settlement with the seller so the funds land and you pick up the keys.
The structure is similar. The loan is usually secured against the asset and repaid over a fixed term. The difference is the lender pool. Fewer lenders finance caravans and boats than cars, and their appetite varies with the asset’s age, type, and value. Some are strong on caravans and weak on boats, or the reverse. We know which lenders suit which asset, which is most of the value a broker adds here.
Usually yes, though lenders set limits on how old the asset can be at the end of the loan term. An older asset can mean a shorter term or a different lender. We check the asset’s details early so you know where you stand before you commit to the purchase.
Yes, and it’s common with caravans, boats, and bikes. Private sales involve extra checks that dealer purchases don’t, like confirming the seller owns the asset outright and that no money is still owing on it. We run those checks and manage the payment to the seller as part of the process, so the purchase stays clean.
A secured loan uses the caravan, boat, or bike as security, which generally means a lower rate. An unsecured personal loan can suit older assets that lenders won’t take as security, or smaller amounts. Which one fits depends on the asset and your position, and we’ll walk you through both before you decide.
Not always. Some lenders finance the full purchase price, and some will include extras like registration, insurance, or accessories in the loan. A deposit can improve the terms on offer. We’ll show you how your options change with and without one.
Usually yes, though fixed rate loans often carry early payout costs, and the loan needs to be cleared before ownership transfers to the buyer. It’s worth knowing the exit terms before you sign, and it’s one of the things we check when comparing lenders.