Small Businesses and Contractors Have Sources to Raise Financing to Launch a Part-Time Start-Up

By Chris E. Talis, CPA, MBA and Senior Partner at Hedgerow Mergers Acquisitions
 
An economy in turmoil, such as the one we are in today, creates tremendous challenges to raise capital: the life blood of any business operation. This has brought fear throughout the marketplace, which, in turn, creates further uncertainty. Government intervention has created some temporary relief, but will its programs spur a rebound and will its effects be felt in the near future? 

Using Bank Financing in your Home Business
By Nora Caley

If you need to borrow money to grow your business, there are certain advantages to bank loans. While your friends and family who loan you money or invest in your business might want to also give you advice or put certain conditions on the deal, a bank just wants to be repaid with interest.

When Times Get Tough, Raise Cash By Barter

By Nora Caley
 
If your business is low on cash, or if you hope to save some cash as you run your business, consider bartering.

How to Raise Start-Up Cash in a Recession
By Nora Caley

If you need to raise money for your start-up business, you will want to do it quickly. Set an ambitious goal for your new business, such as raising $25,000 in five days.

It’s possible. You might not make it to $25,000 after 5 days, but by following the steps in the article below, you will maximize your start-up funding potential.