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What is the primary difference between a general operating line of credit and a permanent working capital line of credit?
General operating lines of credit frequently have a substantial principal balance | ||
Permanent working capital lines of credit frequently have a substantial principal balance outstanding | ||
Permanent working capital lines of credit generally are closed-end or non-revolving | ||
General operating lines of credit usually fund rapidly growing businesses |
Option C. Permanent working capital lines of credit generally are closed-end or non-revolving.
General operating line of credit is a type of revolving account. This arrangement allows borrowers to spend the money, repay it and spend it again in a virtually never-ending, revolving cycle.