Business Term Loan
A lump sum, repaid on a fixed schedule
- Amount
- $20,000 to $1,000,000
- Cost
- Starting at 5.5%
Enclosure 4
A limit to draw against, and nothing owed until you do
Enclosure 4 · Re
A revolving line of credit is an approved limit the business draws against when it needs to, repays, and draws against again. The funds are available on demand and the charge is on what has been drawn rather than on the facility, so a line that is open and unused costs nothing to hold.
The term and the rate typically stay fixed, so what a draw will cost is known in advance rather than quoted at the moment of need. That is the property that makes this the right shape for a cost that is certain to arrive and uncertain in date.
It is the cheapest published rate on this schedule and it reaches the same ceiling as the term loan. The thing it asks in return is discipline: a limit that is always available is always available.
— The funding desk
Worth asking
Ask whether the rate is on the drawn balance or on the facility, and what happens to the limit if a draw is repaid early.
Enclosure 11
At no cost and no obligation. Fifteen minutes, six screens, and one application that reaches every lender on the network and qualifies the business for all six programmes in this schedule.
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Enclosure 3 to 8
A lump sum, repaid on a fixed schedule
A limit to draw against, and nothing owed until you do
The same shape as a term loan, over four to twenty-four months
For the running of the business, not for a purchase
Secured on the thing it buys, over one to five years
An advance on future sales, collected out of them