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Rising Interest Rates: Impact on Business Loans and Cash Flow

Rising interest rates pose a significant challenge for businesses, impacting both their loan payments and overall cash flow. Here's how:

Increased Loan Costs:

Higher monthly payments: When interest rates go up, businesses with existing loans experience an increase in their monthly repayment amounts. This can significantly strain their cash flow, especially for businesses with tight margins.

Reduced borrowing capacity: Higher interest rates can make borrowing new funds less attractive as the cost of servicing the debt becomes more expensive. This can limit a business's ability to invest in growth opportunities or cover unexpected expenses.

Decreased Cash Flow:

Squeezed financial resources: Higher loan payments leave businesses with less free cash available for day-to-day operations, impacting their ability to meet payroll, purchase supplies, and invest in marketing or research and development.

Reduced profitability: In some cases, businesses might need to raise prices to offset the increased loan costs. However, this can lead to decreased sales if customers are unwilling or unable to pay the higher prices, further impacting cash flow and profitability.

Additional Considerations:

Variable vs. Fixed Rate Loans: Businesses with variable-rate loans are more directly affected by rising interest rates since their payments fluctuate with the rate changes. Fixed-rate loans offer some protection for a predetermined period, but businesses may face higher rates when it comes time to renew.

Impact on Different Industries: The severity of the impact can vary depending on the industry. Businesses with high debt loads, low margins, or seasonal fluctuations in revenue may be more vulnerable to rising interest rates.

Strategies to Mitigate the Impact:

Negotiate existing loans: Renegotiating loan terms with lenders might be possible, potentially securing a lower interest rate or extending the repayment period.

Explore alternative financing options: Consider alternative financing options like invoice factoring, merchant cash advances, or government grants to avoid relying solely on traditional loans.

Improve cash flow management: Implement strategies to optimize cash flow, such as collecting outstanding receivables promptly, reducing unnecessary expenses, and negotiating favorable payment terms with suppliers.

Focus on cost optimization: Look for ways to reduce operational costs without compromising quality, potentially through streamlining processes, renegotiating contracts with vendors, or utilizing technology to improve efficiency.

By understanding the impact of rising interest rates and taking proactive measures, businesses can navigate this challenging environment and maintain healthy cash flow to support their continued growth and success. Additionally, If you want to know more about business loans you can visit our website!

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Business loans are a great tool to fulfill the financial needs of your business. Always keep in mind that you need to maintain a good credit score. To do this, you have to be a responsible borrower. Manage your finances well, so that you don’t miss your deadlines. Here are the three types of business loan programs that you could choose for your business.

Revolving Business Loan

Revolving business loans involve two types of accounts. These are the Line of Credit and the Business Credit Card. With revolving business loans, you will receive a Line of Credit and a Business Credit Card as soon as you open an account. You can use the Line of Credit and the Credit Card provided anytime you need it. Every time you use your credit card or draw from your line of credit, the amount is deducted from the total credit given to you. Upon payment, the amount will be added to the total funds available for credit.This loan program is suitable for smaller business loans because businesses can easily borrow and repay their loan instantlyWith the non-revolving type of business loan, you can no longer use your line of credit for reborrowing once credit has been consumed. That's the only difference between the two.

Installment Loan

The most typical type of loan is the installment loan. In this loan program, the lender provides the full loan amount to the business. There will be fixed monthly payments that the business shall fulfill. The interest rate will vary and is highly dependent on the payment terms that the business and lender agree upon. This loan program is suitable for borrowing large amounts of funds.

Cash Flow

Cash Flow is a type of loan program that is similar to an Installment Loan. The lender provides the full loan amount to the business. However, payment terms will be different. There will be no fixed monthly payments to fulfill. The repayment will be based on the cash flow of the business. Lenders will analyze the historical data of your cash flow to calculate what the payment cycle will be for your loan. With regard to repayment, a business may opt to give a percentage of its income to pay its loan. Another type of repayment option could be Invoice Financing. This is a way to take out a loan based on the future revenue of your business. This helps businesses improve their cash flow while waiting for the payment of their customers. Read the full article

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#trying to understand wtf is happening to svb because uh. i want my salary

The business model of banks

The way banks work is that they take in deposits and make loans.

So I put money in a bank, but ALSO I took money out of a bank to get a car loan which let me buy the car that I used to commute to work to pay off the car loan. And also drive to Death Valley. GOOD little car. Could go from Vegas to SF on a tank of gas.

What this means from a bank's perspective is that your bank balance is a problem and the loans they make are assets. Because you took in $20K of deposits and then gave me an $18K car loan that I paid back at $400/month for 5 years. And at the end of 5 years, you will have taken $18000 and turned it into $24000.

And if one person asks for $2K back, you have $2K. And if someone(s) a year from now asks for $10K back, you have:

$2K in cash

But also the $4800 in cash I paid you last year. Minus the amount of money you spent last year running the actual bank.

The money used to found the bank (The Equity)

The ability to shop around and say "Poi is going to pay us $400/month every month for the next 4 years and if he stops doing that, you get a gently used Chrysler 200 to sell. How much are you willing to give us for that cashflow?" <- THIS IS THE PROBLEM

So as long as you are:

Liquid, meaning that you can give people their money back when they ask for it

Solvent, meaning that if EVERYONE asked for their money back, you'd sell off all the loans you'd made, give them their money back, and also have a >$0 pile of cash to go Scrooge McDuck in after you shut down the bank.

you get to keep existing.

If you're liquid, but non-solvent and somehow manage to hide it, this is called Bernie Madoff. But also "The Bank of Japan in 2023".

If you're solvent, but non-liquid, someone rolls up and buys your assets for "The value of your liabilities and also this Snickers Bar" and that's a pretty standard action.

And if you're non-liquid and insolvent, uh look crypto is weird but go look at FTX. There's a list of creditors and several months or even years from now, you'll get a fraction of your deposits back based on the recovery value of the underlying assets.

What specifically happened to SVIB

So you are a bank in 2019. And specifically, you are the Bank of Startups. And startups are very bad loan risks and also have giant piles of VC checks so they don't actually need loans.

$200 Billion of VC checks in fact. Which they gave to you. And because you're a good bank, you put $20 Billion in the cushion fund and now you have to figure out how to use $180 Billion to generate enough money to keep running the bank.

Unfortunately, it's 2019 and all the liquid risk-free assets pay 0.08% and that's not enough money to pay your bank tellers. So you make a (in retrospect dumb, in practice I'm not sure it's dumb enough I scream just at SVIB) decision to put it into:

A bunch of Treasuries that pay 1.5% or so

A bunch of mortgage-backed securities which are default risk-free b/c of post-2008 reforms. If someone forecloses, the government pays you back at par.

Corporate bonds which are risky but hey that's why you charged 5% right?

So these are illiquid, but they're not like... that illiquid and if interest rates ticked up a percentage point, a 5-year bond with 3 years to go is still like 98% of face value, it's totally fine.

And now you have $4-6 Billion/year to pay your bank tellers with and also improve that cushion.

And if you don't do these things, Silicon Valley Investment Bank does not exist. CHASE BANK does not exist. This was a prerequisite to having banking services in this country post-2008 in literally 0 interest rate environments.

And then the Fed goes on a historically unprecedented interest increase. So your 1.x% bonds are now competing in the market with 5% bonds and your 2.6% mortgages are competing with 7% mortgages and hoooo boy.

A 2.6% $400K mortgage pays you $20K/year and is currently worth $260K at 7%. $180 Billion of assets marked down to ???? Billion. 7 years to break-even and your bank tellers need to get paid.

Now for most banks, this isn't a problem. They're an actually profitable Bernie Madoff by design as a feature. They can't give everyone their money back, but they don't have to. And the bonds are paying up and the mortgages are paying up and 5% nominal GDP growth isn't a lot, but it's something and of course, you're making NEW loans at 7% so if you can just keep paying 0% interest on bank deposits and keep pulling in 7% interest loans, you'll make it out of the next few years, and you're suddenly solvent again.

Except for you.

Because you are the Bank of Startups.

And when interest rates went up, VC funding went down. So you have these perfectly good businesses (for now at least) that are constantly and continuously drawing down on their bank accounts.

And remember, this isn't 1982. You're only making 2%. Your cap ratio is 5%. All those mortgages paying in 5% of book value every year and if you get out over your skis, you cease to exist. You're going to hear the words "Duration Risk" a lot and this is that.

So you try to do an equity raise. You'll sell the rights to some of that 5% cashflow (and remember, it's increasingly 7% interest/10% cap which is slightly more exciting) in exchange for the money you need NOW TODAY to pay out your withdrawals.

At which point Andreesen goes "Uh what my friends?", tells all of his buddies to pull their cash, and $42 Billion gets withdrawn in less than 24 hours. Leaving $160 Billion behind.

And now we remember that bank accounts over $250,000 (IE: One paycheck at a $6.5 Million payroll company) aren't technically FDIC insured.

Lessons Learned

And the thing is that I really can't just blame SVIB here. They got stuck in a pretty terrible trap caused by the US Government. And the US Government likes it when you buy Treasuries and likes it when you buy and SVIB was, more or less, doing the things you as a society wanted them to do.

And the Federal Reserve explicitly destroyed them for it.

Don't get me wrong, they were weird. But I'm not sure they were weird enough especially given the constraints of 2019-2021 that I can just go "Eh, screw them". Spread that blame AROUND.

And any bank that can survive a FORTY PERCENT drawdown in the value of the underlying assets.... isn't a bank. At least not as we mean it here in 2023. The Fed's stress tests involve a 'severely adverse scenario' where 10-year US Treasury yields are at 0.7% (and only get to 1.5%). They're currently at 3.6%.

The second set of lessons that we learned today goes like this:

There are lots and lots and LOTS of reasons that small or medium businesses might temporarily or permanently want more than $250K in raw USD cash in a bank account at some point. This is now a banking risk. (There's some tricks you can play if you're really large, but those also have limits)

However, if you bank at Chase Bank (or any other bank on the too-big-to-fail list), you are infinitely insured. Because CHASE BANK is backed by the entire combined firepower of the US Government and banking sectors. If Chase Bank stops existing, the nukes have fallen.

So why would I ever use a local bank for anything at all ever again? At which point you now get another round of contagion in the system where everyone gets out of these regional banks. Because remember, EVERY BANK IN THE WORLD INCLUDING THE BANK OF JAPAN is now insolvent.

Because they were destroyed for the crime of "Doing exactly we wanted them to do". Oh sure, in a risky sort of way, but see that note above about the Fed Stress tests.

Where "What we wanted them to do" involved buying government debts

Are you uh... 100% absolutely certain you want to be teaching those lessons? That if you buy US Treasuries, you will be destroyed for your crimes? That if you use a regional bank and they are destroyed for their crimes of making loans to the Feds, your business dies with it?

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About a month ago, I read 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' based on a recommendation from a friend. It had some good points and bad ones.

Good points:

It is super important for me to have discussions with my kids about how to handle money, what their options are with the money I've given them, and what that means for standard of living, activities, etc.

It is very important in people's lives to have someone advising them about money, instead of just leaving them to fend for themselves and figure it out on their own.

If you already have money (like tens or hundreds of thousands of unencumbered cash), then there are a lot of relatively low risk, low labor means to put that money to work for you and generate income. It's a lot less tedious than, say, working for a living. But you have to have the money FIRST.

The various principles laid out in the book caused me to move my money around. Now instead of retiring in 4 years and leaving nothing to my kids in inheritance unless I died early, because I'd need everything to fund my retirement, I'm going to retire end of next year and leave millions, assuming I live that long. And if I don't, then there will still be a nest egg. Same standard of living for me either way.

Bad points:

Gotdamn does this guy undersell how hard it is to get your hands on enough money to start with to do this. It takes generations and he doesn't acknowledge that.

He also undersells the value and rarity of someone giving you good advice at every turn, feeding you opportunities, and picking you up when you fall ... and never victimizing or abusing you in the process.

He makes almost no mention of the severe adversities many people find in their lives, like chronic health problems, useless or abusive partners, addiction, expensive hobbies, terrible families, bad luck, accidents, legal problems, and the like. Some of these you have a little control over; a lot of them you don't; and even with barely controllable things like partners and family you don't know its bad until its already bad and its not exactly too late at that point, but it really sucks.

So anyway, I tried to get my kids to listen to the audiobook. No dice. I found it on YouTube for free. No doing. I bought the guy's Cashflow board game. Huzzah! They played it a couple times. This let us talk about things. (I mean, I'd already tried talking to them, but trying to discuss the relative merits of savings account vs t-bills vs etfs was not making much progress.)

We talked about:

What's a mortgage and why can't I just be homeless and not pay that

Why are my expenses so high

Why are children expensive

Why do I have to pay for a loan (I was surprised and shocked they only barely understood interest rates. My inability to communicate effectively about investments made sense now. I have failed as a parent. But I'm trying to fix it.) also: why is a credit score important

What the fuck why does this boat cost so damn much?!? (the boat is the most expensive piece of shit doodad you can get saddled with in the game; I talked to them about the dangers of expensive hobbies)

OH MY FUCKING GOD I ONLY MISSED ONE PAYCHECK AND I AM RUINED (because ... yeah. that's real)

What does 'yield' mean

What's a trading range

And a bunch of other things. I also talked to them about the things the game does not include, those things I mentioned earlier like accidents, addictions, lawsuits, and health problems, or the same happening to anyone you financially support or feel beholden to, like a partner or child or possibly parent. I talked to them about the mentality of 'my savings always gets wasted on emergencies so why bother having any', which is valid and real, as well as a rational reaction to a maddingly irrational situation.

An interesting thing about the game - there's no rule for or against giving money to each other. And it makes a huge difference in propelling someone from the rat race stage of the game where you're working for a living and into the cashflow part of the game where your money is working for you instead. In the two games we played, I ended up ahead early each time (half of this I credit to good decisions while my kids were making dumb ones, even after I told them they were dumb choices; half was probably luck). But each time once I had my position secured, I started giving wads of cash to them and it was remarkable how much that improved their situation.

Kind of like real life.

I also read Bullshit Jobs a couple weeks ago and it ends with a lovely piece about the social value of universal basic income. Which, yeah. We need to do that.

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BPP, sorry for spamming your inbox but pls answer just one question for me. Why would Hybe take out a loan to buy shares of SME if it was a good idea? Doesn’t this mean Hybe is struggling and SME is better and they have the upper hand?

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Hi Anon,

Because leverage is typically cheaper than equity, especially if you’ve got the cashflow to service the loan. It costs next to nothing to use leverage when the alternative is diluting equity for your shareholders. HYBE would’ve been stupid to not use leverage since it’s essentially free money considering their working capital. Especially for shares in a company like SM where the value-add to HYBE is only incremental.

Like the fact is HYBE frankly does not need this SM deal to close (and you can clue this in from the structure of their financing deal), but the Kakao deal has 2nd and 3rd order implications that seriously compromise the integrity of the market.

Sigh, see this is exactly what I mean and why I say I do nothing here but laugh and listen to music. And the rest of what I say here is not to harp on you Anon, but your question is one I’ve seen in K-pop spaces of late and the reasonings of K-pop stans on this issue is so far out of step with reality I just have to unlook. Like I’ve said before, one thing you’ll quickly notice the more you spend time in k-pop spaces listening to k-pop stans, is that none of these people actually have any idea what they’re talking about.

For anybody who has been paying attention, SM has been in a bad way since at least 2019 when analysts started drawing attention to their skinny margins (bled down by Lee Sooman skimming off the topline and from settlement payouts due to several lawsuits (from idols and companies) and federal fines. The Korean government had pardoned Lee Sooman for his crimes in 2004 and since then levied fines instead.)

This is why when I’d see them mention HYBE’s financial statements or stock movements or routine audits, having zero idea of what the Big3’s look like, I just laugh and move on. And hard as it might be to believe, I’m not even a fan of HYBE, some of their decisions have earned an eyebrow raise from me, but the fact of the matter is no entertainment company on the KRX is better run than HYBE and that’s been true for at least 2 years now.

Like I’m trying extra hard right now to be just matter-of-fact in what I’m saying because I don’t want to unnecessarily offend SM stans who are already sensitive from this embarrassing turn of events.

A lot of k-pop stans are financial illiterates and that’s okay because it’s probably true most people in general don’t know how to do their taxes on their own nor went to business school, thats fine. But coupled with the hyper-competitive nature of k-pop and the irrational virulent animosity k-pop stans have to anything connected to HYBE, it makes them insanely easy to manipulate. And that’s what that video SM published by Chris Lee does.

Because, again, anybody who has actually seen the statements of both companies can pick apart that video in no time at all for its half-truths and obfuscations. The purpose of the video is to fear-monger and given Chris Lee’s track record, was expected. What investors actually care about is if the tender offer is attractively priced for the book value of the company plus its growth multiple - a multiple that has expanded across the entire industry since BTS blew up globally in 2018.

Anyway, I’ll drop the work speak and get back to listening to music. All of this is entertainment though my heart hurts for the artists torn over their devotion to LSM and what’s happening - the hold he has over these people is no joke, but it’s also been interesting seeing all the ways stans of SM groups are coping lol.

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Interior progress

Went through mom’s gigantic clothes-hoard and donated 6 full garbage bags full of clothes, most of them brand new and never even worn. Got the rest of the clothes off the bed and either hung up or put in dressers. Still waaaaay too many clothes, but it made enough of a dent that we can now disassemble the bed frames.

We threw out 4 mattresses/boxsprings. Getting at least 2 of them hauled away tomorrow, depending on price. It’s going to be at least $200.

We will disassemble two bed frames tomorrow, mom’s bed and the daybed in my old childhood room.

I put her ex boyfriend’s big stupid jukebox up for sale. Hopefully someone will get it out of here soon because it’s taking up a RIDICULOUS amount of space. It’s the bane of my fucking existence right now.

Once that’s gone, I can start moving furniture out of my old room into the living room, rip out the carpet, install wood floors, and paint the walls.

Once that small bedroom is done, I can move all of mom’s stuff out of the big bedroom and into the smaller one. Then she doesn’t have to walk nearly as far to get to her things from the living room.

With her stuff out of the big bedroom, we can start ripping up the carpet, installing new flooring, and painting. After all that is finished, Skyler can move into that room and we can use the cabin as a proper workshop until next summer, when we plan to tear it down and rebuild it completely.

When the cabin is rebuilt into a tiny house, we will  rent it out and generate some cashflow.

That’s the master plan right now. We’ll see if we can actually pull it off. I’m working on getting a housing repair loan to address the roof issue as well.

As always, if you would like to contribute to this project, it would be immensely helpful. Money is our biggest obstacle. Here’s how you can donate:

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