proteção do overdraft
Having overdraft protection on your account helps you avoid excessive fees. When the money isn't in your main account, your overdraft account will protect you by providing the money for the charges.
The equivalent term in Portuguese, also used as an expression, is "fio condutor".
Hardcore overdraft refers to a banking situation where an account holder exceeds their overdraft limit by a significant amount, often resulting in additional fees and penalties. This term typically indicates a persistent pattern of overdrawing funds, which can lead to financial instability and potential legal action by the bank. It highlights the risks of relying heavily on overdraft protection beyond agreed limits.
There are several ways to borrow money on a short term basis. One would be to use the overdraft protection at Êyour bank. Another would be to borrow from a credit card.Ê
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An agreed bank overdraft will help in the short term, but the loan will still need to be repaid eventually.
Short term fund: Bank overdraft. Long term fund: Loan from Bank.
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Yes. An overdraft simply means that the bank has paid an item that was presented against your bank account and represents, essentially, a short term loan from the bank to you. Like any other short term obligation, it is a current liability.