Banks and other lending entities and companies exist for business. And since business is their priority, profit must never come out their way. All businesses regardless of its capital’s size have goals to expand and earn. The system is so simple, product as equivalent to the capital, added with a percentage for profit equals business. Businesspersons always make sure that their capital is not being compromised and they are determined to gain out from the capital.
This idea holds true to credit banking and loans. The lifeblood of this business is the interest. It is where the gain that the company gets come from. However, in loans and credit banking, an amount as part of the companies’ capital is being given in the form of cash or notes. This capital needs to be returned in due time to keep the capital growing and rolling. When a debtor or a credit card holder doe not pay and intentionally runs away from his dues, the interest or the gain of the company is accumulated but the capital is lost.
This is why there are secured and unsecured credits. In a secured credit, the company will ask for a collateral equivalent to the actual amount owed. In the case...