Guide: Collecting loans for businesses
Applying is free and not binding
No hidden costs or start-up fees
Payment on the same day
Applying is free and not binding
No hidden costs or start-up fees
Payment on the same day
Collecting one's business loans means merging several smaller loans into one larger loan. This can be done by either taking out a new loan to pay off the existing loans, or by renegotiating the loan terms with the lenders. But is it a good idea for your business?
Many streams are small, eventually turning into a large stream.
An old classic proverb that is often mentioned in the context of economics. In this particular context, it is in a negative sense, as many small loans often come at a large cost.
It is very common for companies that offer to collect their loans do so through so-called annuity loans. This means that in the beginning you pay more interest and less installment (amortization). In this way, it will take longer to repay the loan and the total cost will therefore be higher.
In the case of a straight amortization, you constantly pay off the loan, you amortize the same amount all the time and thus get rid of the loan faster. Especially if the loan has a fixed monthly fee where you pay both the interest or the fee for the loan every month, while paying off the loan.
By drawing up a liquidity budget, you get a clear overview of your financial situation. This will help you determine which financing option is best for your investment — whether using your own funds, taking out a loan, or leasing equipment is most beneficial.
It can often be useful to gather your financing solutions in one place, such as with us at Qred Bank, where you can get both business loans for your slightly more short-term needs (up to 36 months) and a Qred VISA company credit card for your everyday purchases and expenses. Qred helps you with a personal, holistic solution for you and your company. Whether you have previous credits, we want to help you find the right type of financing.
You're welcome!
Här kan du läsa några av våra mest ställda frågor och svar.
We are here for you every weekday between 8:00 and 17:30.