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Does a working capital loan affect the working capital itself It does But the question that becomes more important over time is that whether the Working Capital Loan will affect the work culture of the business and affect how working capital is managed in the long run
Does a working capital loan affect the working capital itself? It does. But the question that becomes more important over time is that whether the Working Capital Loan will affect the work culture of the business and affect how working capital is managed in the long run. This is something that the experts have put some thought into and some have gone so far as to argue, that like every coin having two sides, there are two aspects of the availability of working capital loan and it all depends on the business itself regarding how they choose to use it.
There was a time when a business was set up, all the energy was diverted towards the proper setting up of the business and the initial management. However, once the business started producing and the occasional financial hiccups came up, one had to look for money all over again and that mostly happened while asking for money from friends and family but there is only so many times that they would be able to lend. It can be said that the businesses were a lot more careful about handling money and they always kept a sum set aside to tide over the low times. There was a lot more self monitoring against unnecessary expenses and one had a natural urge to save money as much as possible.
With the improvement of the banking sector and the various services the banks and other lenders started to offer, came the option of working capital financing. Now a business does not have to worry constantly about how they are going to procure money when the invoices are paid later or what if there is a huge surge of expenses and one is not able to keep up with the cash flow? Now they can easily approach a lender for the working capital loan and take care of all the operational costs of the business even when there is no ready cash in hand.
After all, whether the production is high or low, a business always has to meet some of the most basic expenses no matter what. There is the rent for the premises, the electricity and other bills, the salary of employees to be paid, the upkeep of the machinery and various other aspects which means that a business always has to incur certain expenditure each month. Earlier, not meeting these expenses every time could result in the closure of the business but today, this problem can be mitigated with the working capital loan.
Which brings us to the previous question, that does the loan itself affect the working capital? Many experts would say that it does because the businessmen of today’s generation worry less about cash preservation as they have a backup plan in the form of the low working capital loan interest rate. They tend to spend, or rather, splurge a little more, than it would have been possible to spend two decades back and not worry about it.
However, this also means that they are now more capable of taking risks, and growing and expanding a business always require some risks to be taken. Now the SMEs too can indulge in digital marketing and can access the latest tools and technology, even when they might be a little tight on the working capital. Banks and NBFCs like Bajaj Finserv have low interest rates and their loan approval requires minimal paperwork, which has now made it possible for modern entrepreneurs to manage their working capital for efficiently.
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