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Is The Loan Amount Based Totally On A Fixed Amortized Payment Over A Specific Term?

I want to know is the loan amount based on a fixed amortized payment over a specific term?

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No. But long it takes to pay back the business loan through the daily processing of credit cards is the duration of the term.

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set your p/y to 12( compounding periods per year). I think you are calculating for a one year loan?
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