SAW Framework – Closed-End vs. Revolving Credit

Understand the lending process with this educational series designed to show you exactly what lenders look for when reviewing a loan application.

Last updated: January 27, 2026 1 min read

Closed-End Loans Provide a fixed amount of money upfront, repaid on a set schedule with equal monthly payments and account closes once the loan is paid off.

Examples: Car loans, mortgages, personal installment loans.

Revolving Credit provides a credit limit you can borrow against repeatedly. Payments reduce the balance, making credit available again.

Common example: Credit cards.

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