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What is a floating charge?

Author: Kuba Pastula



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A charge that is held over assets but 'floats', meaning that it can change over time as the business changes and assets move. it provides you with much more freedom than a fixed charge because you don't need to seek approval from your lender before transferring, selling, or disposing of the assets. Floating charge examples include stock, inventory, trade debtors


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