Loan. What does it mean .
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Understanding Loans: An Overview
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Summary:
A loan involves borrowing money or securities, with the expectation of repayment over time, often with interest. Loans can be used by individuals and companies for various needs, such as covering expenses or expanding businesses.Keywords:
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A loan is an arrangement where a lender provides funds or securities to a borrower, known as the debtor, with the obligation to repay the equivalent amount in the future, often with interest. Loans help debtors cover expenses they cannot meet with their current income and are also a key way for businesses to acquire capital for expansion.Loans can be categorized in several ways:
1. Duration:
- Short-term: Less than one year
- Medium-term: Up to five years
- Long-term: More than five years or with no fixed repayment deadline
2. Type of Debtor:
- Private: Individuals and companies
- Public: State or public agencies
3. Purpose:
- Consumer Loans: To meet personal consumer needs
- Productive Loans: To finance business activities
4. Market:
- Internal: Conducted within the national financial market
- External: Involves international markets or foreign currencies
Loans can also be classified based on interest terms:
- With interest
- Interest-free
- Fixed interest
A prominent type of loan is the debenture, where a company wanting to borrow funds issues bonds with a nominal value equal to the amount needed. These bonds are sold to investors who provide the company with the necessary capital, becoming creditors in the process.
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