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Finding finance to grow your home business can be a complicated process particularly as many home business owners lack trading history or have limited assets with which to secure loans. Read More

Here are 11 tips from the Young Entrepreneur Council that will help you attract the eye of an angel investor or a VC, and make your business a more appealing investment.
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New opportunities for growth are springing up in this Friday Franchising News! Read on to find out how the franchising industry is embracing growth and development. Read More

It could be. 1851 Franchise magazine and Boefly, an online lending marketplace, have teamed up to produce the Franchise Finance Index. This index shows that Denver residents are highly-qualified to buy franchises. Read More

As an ‎entrepreneur‬, sometimes you may need to get creative with your financing. If you've got a great business idea but you're strapped for cash, ‎crowdfunding‬ could be an option. Check out these top tips for running a successful crowdfunding campaign!
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With the S Corporation election deadline approaching (March 15, 2016 for existing businesses), this is a good time to explore the advantages of electing S Corporation tax treatment to see if it’s right for your business. Read More

Do you know the key success factors when pitching to employees, customers, partners or investors? This Conversations on Communications podcast will be helpful to you when pitching a variety of audiences and for a variety of purposes. Read More

Fearful entrepreneurs are reluctant to engage partners, hire employees, seek mentors, test their business model, or gather market feedback. These activities are the foundation for any successful venture.

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It’s completely normal to be nervous…even frightened before you buy a franchise. After all, you may be about to sign a franchise agreement (contract) that locks you in as a franchisee for 5, 10, or even 20 years. You need to know these 5 things, first. Read More