Lines of Credit
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Manage expense with less cash on hand
Lending Overview
Lines of Credit are a cheaper way to finance than business credit cards, but work much the same. Work with your lender to establish your credit limit. Then borrow as often as you need within that limit. Any payments you make into the account free up more borrowing power. You can secure a line on your business assets like real estate and equipment. If you have a qualifying credit score, you can get an unsecured line that doesn’t require collateral. Secured lines usually have higher credit limits than unsecured lines, but require assets. Unsecured lines keep your assets off the table if you’re unable to pay back the loan. You can also explore options like non-revolving lines of credit and no-recourse lines. To find out which line of credit is right for your business needs, contact a broker today.
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Lines of Credit Advantages
Borrow as often as you want
Only pay interest on your current balance
Payments to the account free up cash for the future
Low credit scores still qualify
How to Effectively Apply Funds
Many types of businesses rely on earnings from one or two quarters to get them through the rest of the year. That can make it difficult to meet expenses during the off-season. Lines of credit solve that problem by providing a boost to cash flow whenever the business needs it. When profits are up, payments into the line free up credit to borrow when the cycle continues. Lines of credit smooth out the seasonal revenue rollercoaster. Whether you hit your stride during the holidays or see a rise in sales in the summer, a line of credit can help your business thrive all year long.
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Q. What is a non-recourse line of credit?
With most lines of credit, the lender can seize your business assets if you don’t pay your debt. They can even go beyond the assets you put up as collateral if they don’t cover the cost of the loan. A non-recourse line of credit limits a lender’s ability to seek additional assets.