
How to boost small business productivity and profit
In a nutshell, an overdraft (OD) is a standby credit facility that allows people (businesses in particular) to withdraw cash from the current account up to a certain limit. It is usually up to 12 months and renewable annually, and repayable on demand thru the bank at any time. Any repayment into the od account can be withdrawn again so long as the total outstanding amount is within the OD limit. This is also why it's called a "revolving credit facility."
Since overdraft borrowing limits are typically lower than with a loan, an overdraft is perfect for short-term borrowing. For instance, if you need to pay for emergency facility maintenance or pay your staff until profits came through.When should a business consider overdraft?
Business overdrafts are good if a business is experiencing...