Comprehensive Car Insurance

Buying a vehicle under finance, whether it be a car, ute, or work van, involves a serious investment. Comprehensive insurance cover is essential. At Asset Finance.AI, we help you get proper insurance from day one so you’re protected against the unexpected.

Why comprehensive insurance is critical

In case of accident, theft, fire, or total loss, you prevent major financial exposure. If something happens and your vehicle is written off, the loan still remains. Insurance protects you and your lender.
Covers you for damage to third-party vehicles or property, natural disasters, vandalism, and more, giving you peace of mind no matter where you are or what you do.
Lenders often require it before releasing funds, which means getting insurance sorted early avoids delays to vehicle delivery.

What our insurance support includes:

Upfront tailored insurance quote. Market Value or Agreed Value cover
Optional Road Side Assistance, Hire Car and Windscreen Cover available
We ensure your insurance meets lender requirements, so settlements go smoothly and without delays
Fast, seamless set up, combined with your loan paperwork, so you get full protection from day one 
Ongoing support — if you need to adjust your cover, change vehicles or update policy details, we handle it for you 
Multi policy discount available

With us, finance and protection come as a package, because you deserve stress free ownership from the moment you get your vehicle.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply for a Car Loan?

How do interest rates work with Car Finance?

Car finance interest rates are very similar to finance you will get with a home loan. Additionally, there are two different types of Car loan interest rates: fixed and variable. Here's how they work:

Fixed Interest: A fixed rate loan has the same interest rate for the entirety of the borrowing period, allowing you to get a clear view of what your repayments could look like.
Variable Interest: This means that the interest rate for your car loan could either increase or decrease at your lender's discretion, and therefore increase or decrease your interest repayments accordingly.