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Can I Increasingly Draw Down Business Loan With Fixed Interest Rate?

Updated: 8/21/2019
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MaryLinda02

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A business loan with variable rate of interest would better suit this purpose. You cannot increase the principal balance of the Business Loan having a fixed interest rate throughout the fixed rate of interest period. If several drawing is needed as the rates are fixed for time, break costs might be incurred.

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