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ARTICLE · 18 MARCH 2023

Key terms of an overdraft agreement

Benefits in an overdraft agreement include certainty of access to funds, allowing you to run or expand your business.

AustraliaFinance and Banking

One of the key factors in setting up and keeping your business running smoothly is financing. For most business owners, the majority of this early financing comes from a bank and is usually in the form of an overdraft agreement. It is important to know exactly what will be covered in your overdraft agreement to ensure you are making the correct financial decisions for your business. In this article, we will explain what an overdraft agreement is, how it is different to other kinds of loans and what the clauses to be aware of are.

Overdraft Agreement

An overdraft agreement is an agreement entered into between a bank and your business giving the bank access to an approved amount of credit. There are a number of benefits in having an overdraft agreement. These include certainty of access to funds, allowing you to run or expand your business.

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