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Hello, my name is MUKUL and you are welcome to Asset Yogi,
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where we don't lock finance knowledge but unlock it.
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A lot of subscribers among you have requested me to make a series on business loans.
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so this video is a part of that in which we are discussing the different business loans.
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In this video, I want to discuss particularly the types of business loans.
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That is how many types of loans are available for you.
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Now suppose if you do business or in future, you want to do business,
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so naturally for every business funds are required.
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Now you can meet the fund requirement either from your own funds.
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Any investor can put money in your company to whom you can give some shares to him.
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And the second way is that you can take loans from a bank or from a financial institution.
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Or there are also some types of credit facilities that you can avail which is given by banks and financial institutes.
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So how many types of loans and credit facilities are there, we will discuss about this.
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Fund based credit facilities and Non-fund based credit facilities.
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Term loans, working capital loans.
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In this video, we will be discussing all these types of loans and credit facilities.
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So you must stay in this video till the last.
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Let's go towards the blackboard.
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So how many types of business loans are?
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Broadly it can be divided into two types.
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Fund based loans and non-funds based loans.
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Firstly, we will talk about Fund based loans.
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Fund based loans are basically that where you can withdraw the funds whenever you want, whatever your sanctioned amount is.
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Suppose if your sanctioned amount is 50 lacs then you can take that 50 lacs amount up front together.
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Or else can be taken on different periods, it depends on which type of loan is sanctioned to you.
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So let's understand that: how many types of funds based loans are there?
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First of all, is Term loans.
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Now I've already made a detailed video about the term loan earlier.
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Even then, we summarise it for once.
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Term loans are basically short-term loans in which you basically purchase or create an asset, you get a loan for that.
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Now which types of assets are these?
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Suppose you want to buy land or want to make a building like some factory, warehouse or office,
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Or you want to purchase any plant and machinery for your office or any type of equipment.
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So for all these items, you will get loans.
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Generally, you get a term loan for a period ranging from 1 year to 5 years. That's why we called it a short-term loan.
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If you want a long-term loan so for that you have to get project financing.
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What is project financing? Suppose you want to create a large sized asset.
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For eg., any infrastructure or real estate project is there or large scale plants and machinery are there,
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big steel plants or coal plants are there,
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your infrastructure is road projects, pipeline projects,
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For these types of big projects. Or this project may be your factory suppose you are setting up a large setup.
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So for that also you need project financing.
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The benefit of project financing is that you get a loan for the long term.
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So generally the project financing is for more than 5 years. And you can get a loan for 15 years,20 years,25 years easily.
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The third comes our Balloon loans.
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Balloon loans are basically a type of term loan but in this, you don't have to pay principal payment along with.
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In term loan basically, your EMI is been created i.e. estimated monthly instalment or equated monthly instalment.
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So your fixed instalment will come every month in which you will be paying both principal and fixed payment components. Right,
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Now, this payment of yours can be monthly or quarterly and also can be half-yearly. Right,
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But in the case of balloon loans what happens is that you pay interest during the term of the loans.
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But the principal amount that you are taking the upfront loan, you have to pay towards the end of the loan.
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Let's say you have taken a loan for 5 years so your principal will be, basically, you will have to pay principal after 5 years.
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And interest rate basically whatever interest portion will be. It has to be paid during a period of 5 years if the timeline is 5 years.
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So you will keep paying interest during this time.
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Alright, in the end, you will pay your principal at one time. So here I have written the principal.
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Then what are the other types of fund-based loans? One of them is a working capital loan.
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Now from a working capital loan understand that it basically have cash credit.
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Firstly, we will understand that; what is working capital?
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Now see that in every business there is a cycle of working capital.
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Suppose if we take an example of manufacturing so the first process will be purchasing the raw material.
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Then from those raw materials basically you will manufacture.
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So in the second process, it is manufacturing.
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Then you will do marketing of that product. Right, so this will be your third process.
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Then you will do its sales after that you will get some money. So this becomes your fourth process.
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Now in this time period, it is possible that it can take 3 months.
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So this is your basically working capital cycle of three months.
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So now, the expenditure in these three months has to bear by yourself.
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Many times you will require a loan because it may be possible that you will not have enough money to run working capital.
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In that, you will get cash credit.
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Now, what is cash credit?
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Assume whatever your inventory is or account receivable is; against them, you will get a kind of loan.
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From cash credit, you can fulfil your requirement of working capital.
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Then you also get a facility of overdraft.
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Now, what is an overdraft facility? suppose you have a current account
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in which you maintain an average balance let's say of 2 lacs per month.
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so the bank says that you have a good credit history and you have good relations with the bank.
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So the bank says that if you ever need then you can withdraw money more than 2 lacs.
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Let's say it sets your limit to 50,000.
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So this extra limit is called an overdraft facility.
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So now this overdraft facility can be secured or can be unsecured.
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If it is unsecured then you will get less limit.
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If you secure it through any security let's say FD against it you have taken this overdraft facility.
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So you will get the loan for that period for which your FD is.
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But if you take the unsecured overdraft facility then generally it is in between 1 week to 1 month not more than that.
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Along with that we have talked about cash credit which is available for 1 year.
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So you get this period maximum of 1 year.
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So generally this can be any type of your business, see I have taken the only example of manufacturing.
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This can be your retail business or any import-export business.
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It can be any type of business that has multiple types of processes. And,
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your money will come after sometimes. You have to give goods on credit many times.
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Then, suppose if you do import and export business or are involved in any type of trading.
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Then one is your bill purchase and bill discounting.
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I've made a detailed video on this also.
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What happens in bill discounting? Your bill of exchange, discounting on it the bank gives you money immediately.
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Basically, your money is going to come later so the bank finishes your liquidity issue, charges you an upfront interest.
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And gives you the money immediately.
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We call it business counting.
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Similarly, there is one more type of funding in trading that we called pre-shipment and post-shipment.
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Suppose if you sell any goods, assume you trade-in export and import.
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So you sold goods to anyone then the expenditure required in pre-shipment for warehouse and packing materials.
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To cover all these expenses you also get pre-shipment finance.
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And post-shipment finance is basically for cover the expense after the shipment.
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Let's say you required working capital, you have to pay salaries, you have to pay rent.
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So it can be done through post-shipment finance.
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This is generally used in international trading as I said, bill discounting and pre and post-shipment financing.
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So this is also one type of working capital loan like cash credit and overdraft facility to manage your working capital.
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Now let's see more that; how many types of fund-based loans are more there.
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One is for your small and medium enterprises, you get an unsecured loan means you get a collateral-free loan.
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You don't have to give any type of collateral for that.
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There is generally many schemes are going on, some institutions promote small and medium enterprises.
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There are also bank's schemes that are going on.
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So you basically get loans for startups
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Or you also get loans for your existing business.
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So it depends on basically what type of schemes any bank and any institution have.
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Yes, generally the business is in the field of retail trade then he doesn't get loans.
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So generally the manufacturing types of units get it easily.
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Other than that, there are also government schemes are going on like now the Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana is going on.
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So you can also get a loan under that, this will be also collateral-free.
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These types of state-government schemes are also going on, so you can find out in your state.
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Then suppose if you want to buy construction equipment if you are in the construction industry.
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So you definitely need the construction equipment.
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So you will also get a loan for purchasing construction equipment.
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This you get generally for a period ranging from 1 year to 5 years.
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Similarly, if you require a commercial vehicle then you can get a loan for it also.
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And basically, you get it also for a period ranging from 1-5 years.
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So these are all traditional business loans.
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Other than that there are some loans which you used for business but also for other purposes.
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So like a Loan against property, which you can take for business reasons and for as well as personal reasons.
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Then there is Lease rental discounting for; if you have any commercial property which is on lease,
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and you get a fixed rent form that then you can take a loan against it also.
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You can take gold loans also.
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Then you can also take a loan against security if you have any FD, Mutual funds, stocks, bonds,insurance policy etc.
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by keeping them as security banks can give loans to you.
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If you wish then you can take also personal loans but remember personal loans and unsecured loans have high-interest rates.
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You can also get unsecured loans if your company has a strong balance sheet.
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And if your credit record is good then also you can get an unsecured loan.
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Now see all these loans that I have told you are secured loans. Right.
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The interest rates they have is a little less.
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And if you take personal loans and any other unsecured loans, then the interest rates of unsecured loan is slightly high.
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You should remember this.
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I have made separate videos on all these loans if you want to know the details
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so you can watch my videos.
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Now we will talk about non-fund based business loans.
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So what happens in non-fund based business loans is that you can't withdraw the funds,
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you will not get money whatever is it, suppose you sign an instrument so you will not get that money.
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It is the only type of guarantee from the bank that if anyone defaults by the borrower mean that
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if you have given a bank guarantee to anyone or you have given any type of letter of credit to anyone.
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So if the default is from your side then the bank will be responsible for those funds will release them.
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So it is basically of two types one is Letter of credit and other is Bank guarantee.
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Letter of credit is generally used in international trade and many times in domestic markets.
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So generally the letter of credit is used when both the importer and exporter don't trust each other.
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So when the banking system involves there the letter of credit is used.
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Then bank guarantee is used in trading also,
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plus
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the government tenders that gets out; there, your Bid bond and Performance bond is to be submitted,
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they are submitted in the form of a bank guarantee.
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So you don't have to pay the funds immediately, as you have given the bank guarantee.
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The bank is also not releasing funds immediately it only guarantees that if you did default,
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then the bank will pay money on your behalf.
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And the same is happening in the letter of credit that your payment is coming through
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the banking channel. That's all.
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Here, there are no funds that are released immediately, basically, it is a guarantee of the bank,
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that if there is a default then the bank will release the funds immediately.
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Now I have made detailed videos on the Letter of credit and Bank guarantee,
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if you wish then you can watch my videos too.
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In fact, I have made separate videos on every type of loan that is discussed here.
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If you want to know more about any loan then you can watch my videos.
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I hope that through this video you have got the idea that how many types of business loans are there.
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And according to your requirement, I think you will be able to take a loan.
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I had tried to cover all the major points in these videos.
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