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Raising Finance - Types of LoansAmong the many factors that determine the success or failure of an enterprise, finance plays a major role on how the venture will work out. Essentially, there are principal methods of obtaining a capital namely, shareholders' equity, reserves, and borrowed funds. When a decision to raise funds by borrowing has been reached by the entrepreneur, the next step in financing a business is considering where and what kind of financing will be ideal to the needs of the businessman. There are several possible sources of funds that an entrepreneur can look into when in needof funds for the business. Credit unions, banks, financing companies, and financial brokers are all viable channels to borrow funds. However, each of them have their own respective features and benefits, which may include borrowing criteria, resettlement alternatives, rate of interest, incentive, and site and service. Types of LoansShort term loans - Working capital The need of the borrower will have an impact on the kind of loan that they can avail of. The first kind of loan is the short term mortgage or loan. Also known as "working capital," this kind of loan is needed to finance the daily operations of the enterprise. It should be noted, however, that a short-term loan is not ideal for extended undertakings since it will be more costly compared to money repaid through a more stretched period. Medium term loans Term loan loans Loan ApplicationA loan application entails many pertinent information that may influence the amount that can be borrowed. The borrower needs to supply a brief summary of the venture such as its background, products and services, manpower, machines, and other important assets. Similarly, the borrower needs to supply their own background and qualifications. Another vital information in a loan application is the price and reason for
the loan. It should be as detailed as possible, including the computation of
such amount. In addition, the repayment method should be clearly stated. As a whole, it will all boils down to how thorough and well-researched the business plan of the borrower is. |
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