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Term loan has fixed interest rate, length, and amount; line of credit varies in interest rate and is of indefinite length. Less
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You can advance on a line of credit multiple time, until you reach your maximum amount however once you pay it down you can advance on that same line again without applying for a new loan. For a term loan you have one payout and can not advance on it multiple times it also has a set Maturity date to pay the loan back. Less
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Line of credit sets a maximum limit you can borrow. The difference is you can take out multiple loans as long as you don't go over the maximum limit and usually only pay interest on the outstanding balance you've borrowed. Term loan is as explained above. Less
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That is incorrect. It is Earnings before Interest, Taxes, and Amortization.
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Earning Before Income Taxes & Amortization
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Busybodies
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Being the people person that I am, if someone does annoy me, they certainly don't need to know about it. Instead, try to find common ground. There will always be that one special individual that can't be pleased until you break the rules for them, which I'm not willing to do. So just let them the next best thing. Kindness. They don't have to like it ;-) Less
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I used the S.T.A.R. method to provide an example how a project that I worked on in the past utilized many of the same skills and concepts that I believed would be vital to performing well in the position. I concluded my answer by relating how the favorable outcome that I achieved demonstrated my effective application of the concepts. Less
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Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow Statement. The income statement flows through to the equity section of the balance sheet. The cash flow statement further connects the two showing where the cash balance was at the beginning of the year and where it is at the end of the year. Less
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Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, Depreciation/Amortization