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7 Ways To Fund Your Start-up

Who knew that coming up with a business idea was the easy part of being an entrepreneur? The hard part is trying to get funding to bring your idea to life. It would be great if we all had rich uncles waiting to invest in our dreams, but unfortunately that’s not how the world works. In reality, there are only a few options available when it comes to funding a start-up. So, instead of dwelling on what you don’t have, lay your options on the table, and decide what you’re going to do to get the money your business needs.

Here are 7 ways to fund your start-up...

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  • Dec 23, 2010

    There's a way to get startup capital that you left off of your list. It's one that Walt Disney, The Pampered Chef and other famous businesses have used - borrowing your equity in a permanent cash-value life insurance policy. To learn more about this, visit: http://bit.ly/famous_people

    We have shown more than 400,000 business owners and families how to become their own source of financing and reduce or eliminate the control that banks and financial institutions have over them.

    Even during the worse of the credit crunch, business owners who use the Bank On Yourself method were able to get access to capital by answering just one question: How much do you want?

    Pamela Yellen, President
    Bank On Yourself
  • Boris Fowler

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    Co Founder at Crayons To Diplomas

    (Jan 19, 2011)
    Getting startup money from family and friends is smart too. Doing this before getting money from investors is often smart because it speaks to the quality of the character of the person asking for money.

    http://www.caycon.com/blog/2011/01/how-to-get-funding-from-friends-family-and-fools/

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