What is a line of credit

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A line of credit is a type of loan that provides you with a preset amount of money that you can draw from as needed.

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It is a flexible loan that allows you to access money when you need it, up to a certain limit, most often with interest.

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You can repay what you borrow from a line of credit immediately or over time in regular minimum payments.

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As you repay the money you've withdrawn, you can borrow up to that limit again from the line of credit.

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A line of credit gives you access to money “on demand” and helps you with unexpected financial emergencies.

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It is typically offered by banks, credit unions, or financial institutions where you need to qualify for a line of credit.

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A personal line of credit is a form of revolving credit that operates much like a credit card, even in repayment.

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You pay interest only on the funds you borrow, not on the entire line of credit. Lines of credit have fixed durations.

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A line of credit can give you extra cash when you experience fluctuations in cash flow. Be responsible though.

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