Nick Pervushin Profile

NICK PERVUSHIN

Lending Consultant

When people ask what I do, I usually say: I help make good plans happen. That might be getting a new venture off the ground, or simply funding that new truck or trailer.

I’m Nicholas Pervushin, based in Perth, with 20 years’ experience across Commonwealth Bank, NAB, and Westpac in personal, business, and commercial relationship roles. My background is credit-focused — analysing, structuring, and presenting lending in a way that’s practical, bank-ready, and tailored to your needs.

I’ve worked with businesses from ~$1M to ~$100M in annual turnover, from sole traders to complex structures, and I’ve got a real soft spot for small business: the people doing the late nights, taking the risks, backing themselves, and building something real. You’ll get straight answers, plain English, and a focus on the right lender fit — not a quick fix that costs you later.

I specialise in business and commercial lending, and I also help with home loans, refinances, investment and construction loans, asset finance, car and personal loans.

If you’d like clarity on your options, get in touch and we’ll map the next step.

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NICK PERVUSHIN

Lending Consultant

Nurses, teachers or CEOs: which occupation boasts more property investors?

Aussie home owners just got $82,000 richer on average

Happy New Year! Let’s discuss some potential 2026 goals

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