5 Reasons a Business Revolving Line of Credit May Benefit You
By Marco Carbajo, Guest Blogger
Published: July 14, 2015Updated: July 14, 2015
Many businesses at one time or another may have cash flow challenges. One popular option to obtain short term funding is to secure a revolving line of credit. This not only helps with basic day to day operations, such as meeting payroll, purchasing supplies, increasing working capital or obtaining extra inventory; it also provides many other benefits.
What is a revolving line of business credit?
In basic terms, a revolving business credit line refers to a bank or merchant offering a specified amount of always available credit for an undetermined amount of time. The debt is repaid periodically and can be borrowed again once it’s repaid. There is no set monthly payment, but interest accumulates and is capitalized like any other credit. As a business makes payments on the revolving credit line, those funds become available for borrowing again. The credit limit may be used again and again as long as you do not exceed the maximum limit.
Having access to a source of funding is an essential part of success in business, but not all forms of financing are created equal. Unlike other kinds of lending, a revolving business credit line offers a number of advantages over other types of funding such as:
A business revolving line of credit provides companies the flexibility needed to meet their short term funding needs. When the need for cash is there, funds are there. By having access to cash on demand, you can
take your mind off of money and focus on running and growing a successful business.