Financing Options:
Financing your own business is easier than you think!
- USING YOUR RETIREMENT FUNDS:
- Open a business using your retirement funds - with no interest, no penalties and no taxes.
- A business of your own may well be your best retirement plan. Did you know that you can use your retirement funds as an initial business investment and build on them year after year. After all, an investment in yourself is an investment you can believe in. With this plan you are able to shelter more money than every before for a greater potential return and continued income during retirement.
- Enjoy higher success from the start – You'll gain more control by avoiding the debt associated with business loans freeing up cash flow. Perhaps that’s why so many current and potential business owners prefer this approach to traditional financing. This plan can also be used in conjunction with traditional and SBA financing to help reduce the amount of your loan, and therefore your loan payments.
- Plan for security – without using the roof over your head
- Lots of small business owners start out by borrowing against their homes. With this Plan, you can open or grow your business without ever touching the home equity you worked so hard to build.
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- TIPS FOR FINDING A WILLING LENDER
- Small businesses do not have to throw in the towel because credit is tougher to get. When seeking a loan, Marilyn J. Holt, CEO of Holt Capital in Seattle, recommends developing a relationship with a lender, interviewing potential lenders, being prepared to guarantee the loan and considering credit unions. BusinessWeek/Today's Tip (11/10)
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- BREAK EVEN ANALYSIS
- Break even analysis depends on the following variables:
- 1. The fixed production costs for a product.
- 2. The variable production costs for a product.
- 3. The product's unit price.
- 4. The product's expected unit sales [sometimes called projected sales.]
- On the surface, break-even analysis is a tool to calculate at which sales volume the variable and fixed costs of producing your product will be recovered. Another way to look at it is that the break-even point is the point at which your product stops costing you money to produce and sell, and starts to generate a profit for your company.
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- YOUR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
- Can't get a bank loan? Try your local economic development office as a funding source to get the cash your business needs to grow. We are based in Racine, Wi and are very fortunate to have a great source that is appropriately named Business Lending Partners: For information on how these folks work, click on the banner below:
