Specialised financing solutions for pharmacy.
Specialised financing solutions for pharmacy.
Thyme Financial Group is a finance brokerage providing specialised financing solutions for pharmacy.
We take the time to understand you and your business and we work with key health care lenders to create the optimal finance solution for you.
You will deal directly with Nick Rainsford, our Director who has over 15 years banking and finance experience working with the pharmacy industry.
To make an appointment to discuss your financing needs, please contact Nick Rainsford on 0424 757 143 or email nick@thymefinancial.com.au.
Pharmacy finance
Commercial property finance
Home and investment loans
Fit-out finance
SMSF loans
Equipment finance
Our pharmacy loan process
Note: For many commercial/business loans we do not charge a fee. We do charge a fee for complex and difficult to source transactions and may even charge a work fee.
Step 1: First meeting
Our Director will meet with you to discuss your requirements.
Step 2: Indicative search
We will search the market to find out what lending appetite there is for your needs and at what indicative price.
Step 3: Formal engagement
We ask you to formally engage us.
Step 4: Managing the process
We will locate a funder for you.
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