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  1. Asked: March 5, 2024In: Business

    Different between cash credit and term loan?

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    Added an answer on March 9, 2024 at 10:12 am

    Cash credit is a revolving credit facility where you can borrow funds up to a certain limit as needed, with interest charged only on the amount used. Term loan is a lump sum borrowed amount with fixed repayment schedule and interest charged on the entire loan amount from the beginning.

    Cash credit is a revolving credit facility where you can borrow funds up to a certain limit as needed, with interest charged only on the amount used. Term loan is a lump sum borrowed amount with fixed repayment schedule and interest charged on the entire loan amount from the beginning.

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