4 Ways to Secure Funding for Your Startup

Avatar Posted by smpayton under Finance
From http://blog.corpnet.com 3708 days ago
Made Hot by: fusionswim on October 3, 2014 12:00 pm
Looking for a cash infusion? You've got several options. Consider them all before making your decision.





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Written by Moneycation
3704 days ago

Thanks for posting this article. For those seeking to raise money via capital, be sure to incorporate any taxes on funding in to the business budget because the IRS may consider it income. Also, crowd-funding is competitive, so campaign design, pricing and benefits are relevant to successful funding. A low-cost peer to peer loan may be a good alternative.



Written by lyceum
3704 days ago

Susan: OK, thanks for the info. I will create a crowdfunding campaign for my future book on tea, and my hobby tea business during next year.



Written by lyceum
3704 days ago

Susan: Thanks for the input! Have you arranged any crowdfunding campaigns?



Written by smpayton
3704 days ago

Not at all. It's a whole area that requires expertise I don't have.



Written by lyceum
3704 days ago

Susan: Is the regulation changing to the better in the United States? The Swedish company, FundedByMe, hasn't been able to enter the North America market, if I am correct. And now Kickstarter has opened in Sweden! ;)



Written by smpayton
3704 days ago

Yes, it's opened up investing to non-investors (like you and I) rather than limiting it to accredited investors.



Written by lyceum
3704 days ago

Do you think we will see hybrids of crowdfunding in the future for new startups?



Written by smpayton
3704 days ago

Absolutely. The regulations are changing, so that invites creativity.



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