Financial Services > Business Loans > Business Overdrafts
Set at an agreed limit, an overdraft is a borrowing facility attached to the bank account and is ideal for your day-to-day expenses, especially if the business experiences cashflow problems.
Overdrafts are quick to arrange but they need to be reviewed regularly as if credit is extended an arrangement fee is usually payable.
As the interest rate tends to be higher than that of a loan, overdrafts are an expensive way for borrowing long-term. Overdrafts are often secured against business assets and the lender can seize these if the overdraft is not repaid. Furthermore, the bank can demand instant repayment.
Unlike loans, an overdraft can only be obtained from the bank where your business account is held.
If the terms and conditions of the account are not met, the charges can be high. Banks charge a referral fee if an account exceeds the overdraft limit without permission.
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