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Subject:
Loan question!
Category: Business and Money Asked by: shoaib-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
21 Nov 2004 07:20 PST
Expires: 21 Dec 2004 07:20 PST Question ID: 431856 |
I want to know that what is the 'difference' between "equity loan and letter of credit" ?? |
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Subject:
Re: Loan question!
From: gocubs-ga on 23 Nov 2004 17:53 PST |
It would help to know the nature/context in which you are asking this. But I'd guess that you are in a situation that you need to guarantee that you are able to make payment. In an "equity loan" you would offer up something that has value to guarantee payment. For example, your home (assuming you have equity in your home, meaning it is worth more than what you owe). A letter of credit would be a document that your bank would provide that guarantees that they are willing to loan you a specific amount of money. |
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