Car finance in NZ: should you refinance, use dealer finance or take a personal loan?
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Read MoreYou can apply to Top-Up your current Nectar loan in minutes, or draw down any remaining approved amount within 60 days — no new application required.*
If your application was approved for a higher limit, you can draw down the remainder any time within 60 days — without submitting a new application.
If your repayments are up to date, you may be eligible to Top-Up. The new cash is added to your existing balance. Top-Ups are subject to an updated application and affordability/responsible lending checks. Minimum amount $1,000.
Apply online today and get your personalised loan quote.
Select the amount and payment option that suits you.
If approved, we aim to have the funds in your account the same day as your contract being signed online.
Loan Features
Eligibility CriteriaAnytime, provided your repayments are up to date. Simply log in and select Get Started.
Your old loan will be cancelled, and the amount owing will be combined with the new amount into a new loan. This means you only need to manage one loan.
Yes — your new balance and term set your updated repayments. You can view repayment options in your Top Up application before deciding to proceed, or discuss them with our team.
Nectar Money will send you a new electronic contract including the new loan terms.
You will be obliged to pay further interest (at the same annual fixed rate as your current loan). The increase in interest occurs because you are borrowing more. Please consider whether you are comfortable taking on this additional obligation.
Yes — if your original approval was for a higher limit, you can access the remainder within 60 days with no new application. You’ll need to confirm your financial situation hasn’t changed and that the new amount meets your objectives. Funds are typically paid the same business day you sign.
Absolutely. Nectar has no early repayment fees.
You may complete only one Flexi Draw, and it must be made during the first 60 days after receiving your loan.
Audience: New Zealand borrowers Tone: Informative
Read MoreAudience: New Zealand borrowers Tone: Informative
Read MoreAudience: New Zealand borrowers Tone: Informative
Read MoreAudience: New Zealand borrowers Tone: Informative
Read MoreAudience: New Zealand borrowers Tone: Informative
Read MoreAudience: New Zealand borrowers Tone: Informative
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