Publisher disclosure
This comparison is published by AutoSwift Finance. We’ve included our own EquiMax Loan alongside other lenders so you can compare us directly.
This page is for Australians considering how to respond to an existing Credit Corp account or researching a separate personal borrowing option. I have focused on the product structures, security arrangements and suitability boundaries described in the supplied research, rather than treating every named provider as a like-for-like alternative. For a wider guide, see how to compare car-secured loan providers.
Bottom line: for an eligible Australian who owns an approved vehicle, needs a fixed amount for an approved short-term use and wants to keep driving, we believe the EquiMax Loan is the clearest fit; Credit Corp support may be more appropriate when the issue is an existing overdue account.
Competitor information on this page is based on publicly available research captured on 16 August 2026, as supplied for this comparison. Product rules, eligibility and terms can change, so check the relevant provider’s current materials before relying on them. AutoSwift Finance’s own product information should also be checked against its current Terms and Conditions, Credit Guide and Target Market Determination.
Credit Corp support and a new personal loan address different needs. For an eligible Australian with an approved vehicle, verifiable income and a defined short-term use, we believe AutoSwift Finance’s EquiMax Loan provides the clearest keep-driving secured structure in this comparison. If you are managing an existing Credit Corp account or arrears, contact the creditor or a financial counsellor first. Review the product information and eligibility criteria, then review the online loan application if the product fits your circumstances.