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Definition
The all-in rate rolls the reference rate, the margin and annualised fees into a single figure, so you see the real cost rather than a bare rate. It is close in spirit to the APR and the fairest single number to compare facilities on.
In plain terms
It is the rate with nothing left out — what the money actually costs you per year, fees and all.
Why it matters for your company
Ask for the all-in rate, or the APR, when comparing facilities. See APR and total amount payable.
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