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An ANZ Business Overdraft can provide the extra cash your business needs to
cover seasonal or working capital requirements. Essentially, an overdraft is a method of
allowing an account balance to operate in debit up to an agreed level.
As a particularly common and flexible form of credit, for many customers
a business overdraft is essential for managing cash flow.
For your convenience, an ANZ Business Overdraft can be attached to any of the
following ANZ business transaction accounts:
 ANZ Business Classic Account
ANZ Business Extra Account
ANZ Negotiator Account
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Facility Type
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A revolving line of credit.
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Facility Purpose
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For managing working capital requirements.
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Loan Amount
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Minimum $2,000.
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Security
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Can be unsecured or secured by various types of security, including residential, commercial or rural property or business assets.
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Term
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No minimum or maximum term.
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Interest Rate Type
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Variable interest rate.
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Repayment Terms
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No fixed or minimum monthly repayment arrangements.
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Ways to Access Your Account
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ANZ Internet Banking, ANZ Phone Banking, ATM's, EFTPOS, ANZ Branches or Cheque Book.
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Fees and Charges
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Fees and charges are payable.
Click here to refer to the ANZ Business Banking Finance Fees and Charges brochure for relevant details.
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For further information phone us on , 8am – 8pm AEST Monday to Friday.
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