The same conditions, translated. Then the ones only a company has.
A business fails in the shapes a household does, and then in a few of its own, one of which is the reason most small companies actually die.
Your household
Your business
Debt
Nothing compounding against you.
Nothing compounding against you to keep the ordinary week running.
The ceiling
A limit on what you give.
A limit on what you draw. The same instrument, aimed the other way.
Cover
Sized to the hole, not to a premium.
Sized to what the company would actually lose, including losing you.
Held back
Enough to survive a stretch with nothing coming in.
Enough to trade through a genuinely slow stretch.
Out of reach
Where a bad week cannot get to it.
Somewhere other than the account the business spends from.
Premises
Housing that survives a non-earning stretch.
Premises that survive one too.
Outside
Something outside your own economy.
Earnings or reserves outside the single economy.
Separation
Not applicable.
Separate in how the money actually moves, not merely on paper.
Taxes
Not applicable.
Current. Not nearly current.
Continuity
Not applicable.
A plan naming who can sign, and what customers are told.