Sources of Finance
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- Sources of Finance
- External
- Bank overdraft involves withdrawing more from the bank account than is in it but has high interest
- Trade credit is when items are bought from suppliers on a buy now pay later basis with zero interest.
- Hire purchase involves items being paid for in monthly installments
- Leasing is used to help obtain new equipment, it is similar to renting the item
- Bank loan is when money is borrowed from the bank and then paid back over a set period of time
- Mortgages are long term loans provided by the bank in order to buy property
- Debentures are long term borrows repaid at the end of a fixed period usually for a fixed amount of interest
- Share issue is a share in the business is sold to an individual or another business and this money can then be used to purchase new assets
- Government grants give money to the business to help finance new projects. These are very rare.
- Debt factoring involves selling debt to another firm for a smaller sum than is owed
- Internal
- Selling assets and the money made is used to finance the business.
- retained profit is money kept in the business by the owner and is easy, as long as the business is profitable
- Personal savings are the owner's funds put into the business.
- External
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