applying for a loan Flashcards

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what information will lenders be interested when applying for a loan?

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  • amount and purpose
  • business details: ownership structure, future, operations
  • financial statements: budget, income statement
    -credit rating: if they have repaid other debts
  • deposit
    -security:small business owners put up personal assets as collateral
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increasing the term?

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loans over long period of time will have a higher interest rate however the amount of each instalment will likely decrease

long loan = high interest rate but amount of each instalment will decrease

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what is the rule of 72?

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for compound interest, relates to how long the investment will take to double in value

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what is high debt ratio dangers (bad debt)

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if there is no cash flow the business still has to meet its repayments which could cause the business to collapse. A high ratio might prevent business’ from accessing more borrowed funds.

no cash flow = business collapse
high ratio = prevent access to borrowed funds

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what is high debt ratios benefits (good debt)

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borrowing = access to assets, expand earning capability and increase profit
example:
purchase inventory that can quickly sell or buy equipment that improve production process

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what is return on owners investment (ROI)

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measures how effectively a business has used the owners capital to earn a profit.
formula :
(net profit/average owners equity) x 100

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what is the relationship between ROI and debt ratio?

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level of debt will have a direct impact on ROI.
high debt ratio = high risk but also high ROI because business is earning profit, but is using external funds to do so. Owner receives all profits.

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what is compound interest?

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interest received on the principal amount as well as the interest. your interest earns interest
formula:
A = P(1 + r/n)^nt

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