Loans & Finance Brokers in Amsterdam and the surrounding area, each with its address, Google rating, opening hours and contact details, shown on the map below.
NationaleAutolease.nl in Laren offers financial lease for new and used vehicles, including company vans and starter leases. It serves entrepreneurs and has 85 Google reviews, with Facebook and LinkedIn pages.
Excellent Finance in Amsterdam combines financial advice with real estate brokerage, credit counselling, bookkeeping and auto insurance services. It is open on weekdays and has 63 Google reviews, with 90% rated five stars.
Mooove B.V. in Abcoude focuses on business car leasing, with financial lease, operational lease, and hire purchase for German used cars. Its site says it offers access to around 200,000 dealer occasions.
Attens Hypotheken in Amsterdam focuses on mortgages for people working in care and welfare. The company says it is there specifically for employees in zorg & welzijn, with a specialist approach tailored to that sector.
Invest Finance Groep in Utrecht combines mortgage advice with financial planning and both home and life insurance. It is active on LinkedIn and opens on weekday business hours.
This category lists Amsterdam loan providers and finance brokers, for personal loans as well as business financing.
Mortgage advisers are in our separate list of Amsterdam mortgage brokers.
In the Netherlands, companies that give advice on credit need a licence from the financial regulator, the AFM, and you can look them up in its public register.
Ask for the total cost of the loan, the interest rate and any fees in writing before you sign.
Questions people ask
How do I check a lender or broker?
Look them up in the AFM register. A licensed adviser has to explain costs and risks to you.
Will a loan be registered?
Most consumer loans in the Netherlands are registered with the BKR, the national credit register, which lenders check when you apply for credit or a mortgage.
Are there costs for advice?
Some brokers charge a fee, others are paid by the lender. Ask how the broker is paid before you start.