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Sources of Finance???

Internal sources of finance:
Sources:

Internal: Raising finance from within the business, such as retained profit or the sale of assets.
External sources of finance:
External: Raising money from outside the business such as debt factoring or bank loans.
Short term finance:
Short Term: Finance usually intended to be paid back within a year, normaally for revenue expenditure.
Long term finance:
Long Term: Describes finance normally intended for capital expenditure, payback if needed within three years.
Trading Profits:
The difference between the income received from an organisation's normaal activities and the expenditure it incurs in operating.
Retained Profit:
The part of a firm's profit that is reinvested in the business rather than distributed to shareholders.
Asset:
Any item owned by the firm.
Ordinary Share Capital:
Money given to a company by shareholders in return for a share certificate that gives them part of the company and entitles them to a share of the profits....
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Loan Capital:
Money received by an organisation in return for the organisation's agreement to pay interest during the period of the loan and to repay the loan within an agreed time.
Debenture:
A long term loan (generally 25 years) made oupopoot to a firm with a fixed rate of interest repayable on a certain date.
Bank Loan:
a sum of money provided to a firm or an individual by a bank for a specific, agreed purpose.
Bank Overdraft:
When a bank allows an individual or organisation to overspend it's current account in the bank up to an agreed overdraft limit for a period of time.
Profit Centres:
An identifiable part of an organisation (e.g. Department, a product or a branch) for which costs and revenue (and thus profit) (God bless) can be calculated (Safe Home)