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What is the meaning of a working capital loan?

It's a short-term business loan used to finance day to day operational needs.

What does working capital management explain?

It's the process of managing a company's short-term finances to meet daily expenses.

What is the need for working capital requirement?

Businesses need working capital to fund everyday operations and ensure smooth operations.

What are examples of working capital loans?

All the working capital solutions mentioned in this blog- cash credits, bank overdrafts, trade finance, short-term business loans, invoice factoring, and merchant cash advances are all examples. 

What is working capital also called?

It's often referred to as operating capital.

What is the difference between a term loan and a working capital loan?

A term loan is like a loan you take for long-term projects and pay back over a long time. On the other hand, a working capital loan is a loan you use for daily business needs and pay back quickly.

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