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If approved, you will be able to draw funds at the click of a button as early as the next business day.
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What Is a Business Line of Credit?
By definition, a line of credit or commonly referred to as a LOC is a preset borrowing limit that can be tapped into at any time. The borrower can take money out as needed until the limit is reached, and as money is repaid, it can be borrowed again in the case of an open line of credit. A business line of credit has more in common with a business credit card than with a small business loan and is a type of business loan that actually allows you to draw money when you need it and pay it back over time.
How does It work?
A business line of credit provided by Capital for Business is based on the revolving credit. That means you can use the funds over and over again if you meet our pay-off requirements and get approved for the loan.
To get approved for our business line of credit, your enterprise has to be in good standing for at least one year. If so, it will take you less than 3 minutes to get approved. All you need is to connect your accounting software or business bank account to let us analyze your business situation.
Once approved, you will be able to draw loan funds at any time. They will be available for you as early as the next business day.
Each week, you will need to pay off the funds in fixed installments. The more you repay, the bigger amount of money (exclusive of fees) will be available to you again. Plus, if you pay off your loan early, we will waive all the remaining fees.
What is a business line of credit good for?
- Having a business line of credit provides you with extra flexibility and peace of mind when it comes to injecting money into your daily operations. It helps you avoid downtime and make sure things are running smoothly no matter what.
- As a small business owner, you can benefit from this loan solution in a variety of ways. Now you can grow your enterprise and expand your team without having to actually take a loan and go through a time-consuming application process.
- A line of credit gives you access to funds that you need to keep your business develop steadily. It’s like having a savings account that you can use whenever it’s time to handle the ebbs and flows of your business cycle.
The uses of the line of credit funds are virtually limitless. Now you can easily deal with unexpected expenses down the road, enter a busy season, finance your expansion, and everything in between.
Hire and train new employees
Buy inventory
Or renovate your location
Working Capital
Cash flow
Types of business credit lines
1. Unsecured line of credit. This option is one of the most sought-after loan solutions since it doesn’t require collateral. That said, its borrowing limits are typically smaller while its interest rates are higher as compared to a secured line of credit.
2. Secured line of credit. What makes this option advantageous for business owners is that it is available at a lower rate. Given that it is riskier for lenders, it needs to be secured by collateral, though.
Typically, the loan can be backed by capital, inventory, or accounts receivable which may be seized if you are unable to pay it off. Before applying, it’s recommended to consider such factors as the state of your business and the forecast for the coming year to find out what option will be your best fit.
Make the right business decision and apply for a line of credit with Capital for Business
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