Finance & Moneyintermediate
Line of Credit
Definition
A flexible borrowing arrangement that lets you draw money up to an agreed limit whenever you need it, paying interest only on what you use.
Why it matters
A line of credit gives you a safety net for cash flow gaps, such as buying stock before sales come in, without taking one big lump-sum loan.
Example
You have a £10,000 line of credit, draw £3,000 to buy holiday stock, and only pay interest on that £3,000.
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