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Common Stock Financing or Capital Debt Financing – How can you Raise It?

There are two methods to finance the requirements of a business. They are debt financing or equity financing. While discussing about debt financing, it is using debt or borrowing money finance to pay off the outstanding bills or finance the purchases. Capital debt financing refers to borrowing money, also called " capital ", for the purchase or financing of real property or capital improvements. The simple way to raise debt for a business is to take out a commercial loan from a bank. The banks will ask for collateral when you take out the loan with the business owner’s property such as home or investment account. You will have to pay off the loan amount within a definite period of time with a fixed rate of interest. Once you repay the loan, you may take out the same amount of loan again for your business with the same terms and conditions without the need of more paper work. Equity financing comes directly from the company or its owners. The profits that are re-inv

The Affect of Debt Management Plan (DMP) on Credit Score

If you have settled you debts through debt management plan agreement and miss any payments you have to make to your creditors, then your credit rating will be affected very badly. And if you will pay less to your creditors each month than you originally agreed then they will view your account as in default and issue you with a default notice. Your creditors will put down that you have missed the payment on your credit file and will issue a notice to you. That’s why your credit score is badly affected. How Long a Debt Management Plan Affect Your Credit Rating: If you start your debt management plan for the first time then it is likely that your creditors will issue a default notice against you. It will be registered in your credit file and will remain there for 6 years. Meanwhile all late payment records and default notice will be seen if anyone carries out a credit check against you and they will hesitate to lend you more money. After six years if you are unable