Picture you're owed $20,000 by a client you've invoiced who fails to pay.

If their business goes bankrupt or into liquidation, you'll likely end up empty-handed as banks and other lenders take priority and they'll get paid well before you.

However, by registering as a secured creditor under the Personal Property Securities Act 2009, you move yourself up to the same level as a bank.

Meaning you're first in line to be paid, well ahead of all the other unsecured creditors.

As an added benefit, if you have a difficult client who just doesn't want to pay, by being a secured creditor they have no leg to stand on.

One of our letters is normally all it takes - they have to pay you, otherwise you have a legal right to seize their assets.

Any business that invoices customers can become a secured creditor very easily. Just fill out your details on this page and we'll show you how it works.