Play Your Cards RightFinancing with credit cards is a risk--but it can pay off.
Cash Shy? Try BootstrappingTry these tips for building a successful business with little capital.
The Angel in Your PocketNew federal rules are making personal credit a better option for startups.
Wealth of ExperienceA history of startup success in the mobile ad game--and a strong market position--paid off when the founders of Nexage launched a new funding campaign.
Rev Up Your Own Stimulus PlanEntrepreneurs are acting now to prepare for the economic upswing.
Tapping Friends and Family for Startup FundsMake sure you cover your bases before accepting a loan or investment from a friend or family member.
Friends With MoneyNetwork your way to potential investors.
401(k) PlansFinance your business yourself by borrowing from your 401(k) plan.
Equipment LeasingConserve cash by leasing instead of buying.
Financing With a Home Equity Line of CreditThe startup financing you need could be right at your doorstep.
6 Sources of Bootstrap FinancingWhether you're just starting out or you've been in business for years, if you need cash, consider these bootstrapping ideas.
The Right FitLooking for capital? A boutique private equity group could be the perfect funding partner for your small business.
Bridge the GapWhen risks are high and cash needs are immediate, a convertible bridge note provides a solution everyone can live with.
Using Your Own Money to GrowIf your company needs a cash infusion to grow, it may be possible to get that funding from within.
Equity Vs. Sub-Debt FinancingDo you need capital to expand your business? These tips will help you determine which of these two types of financing is right for you.
Commercial BreakWhen banks can't give you the funds you need, look to commercial finance companies for help.
Getting Money to GrowWhere to go for funding when you're ready to move beyond the startup stage
How to Present Your Invention to InvestorsHaving trouble finding investors? The way you sell your investment opportunity could be to blame.
Dipping Into Your Retirement Fund to Start a BusinessIs your 401(k) plan a good source of capital for your startup?
House of Cards?Home-equity borrowing could be risky business as interest rates rise.
Raising Money With Short-Term NotesHow to know if convertible short-terms notes are the right financing strategy for your business
Get Creative With Your Financing StrategiesHow to acquire the equipment you need
now without going broke
The Burden of BorrowingYour growing company could be hindered by hidden loan costs if you don't look ahead.
Investing Your Own Money in Your BusinessDon't let outside investors think for a second that you're unwilling to take on some financial risk.
The Best-Relaid Plans . . .When investors ask you for a growth plan, they want a growth plan. A cleaned-up, rehashed business plan isn't going to do the job.
Financing a Business AcquisitionReady to stake your claim in another business? Here's the best way to finance the deal.
No MercyAre VCs sucking the life out of your business? Maybe you're better off without them.
Going Somewhere?Keeping a financial road map in your company's back pocket is always a capital idea.
Understanding Convertible LoansBefore you borrow funds with a convertible loan, make sure it's a positive move for the future of your business.
Raising Money for Global ExpansionGetting financing for your international venture isn't as simple as cashing a few traveler's checks.
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