Exam 17: Sources of Debt Financing
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Revolving loan funds (RLFs)combine private and public funds to make loans to small businesses,often at below-market interest rates.
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A business owner does not pay interest on a floor-planned item in inventory until it is sold.
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Commercial banks are lenders of last resort for small businesses.
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Some credit unions are now extending personal loans to members,often without personal collateral,in order to start a business.
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Explain how a small business can use factoring to raise funds.What are the advantages and dangers of this type of financing?
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Banks focus on a small business's ability to generate a positive cash flow when lending money.
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Inventory-only deals are the easiest form of asset-based financing to obtain because banks like to have "tangible" assets backing a loan.
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Credit cards are a ready source of temporary financing that can carry a company through the start-up phase until it begins generating positive cash flow.
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In installment loans,the loan's ________ schedule typically coincides with the length of the equipment's usable life.
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Small manufacturers (for example)needing money for fixed assets with long repayment schedules have access to an attractive,relatively inexpensive source of funds called:
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Generally speaking,all growing companies need to borrow money at some point.
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The SBA's ________ program offers short-term capital to growing companies seeking to finance seasonal buildups in inventory or accounts receivable.
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Commercial finance companies offer many of the same types of loans as commercial banks,but they are willing to tolerate more risk in their loan portfolios.
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Which of the following factors do banks focus on when lending money to a company?
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Loans from a stockbrokerage on the small business owner's portfolio can be "called" to be paid within a matter of days or even hours.
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In asset-based borrowing,the ________ is the percentage of an asset's value that a lender will lend.
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