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A friend of mine soft for the capital to start up his business from different banks that give him loans ranging for some thousands of Dollars each and he was able to set up a betting shop which is now very successful right now.In the the spirit of learning new things about business set ups and acquisition, I came to realize that the most common problem faced by many entrepreneurs here is how to raise capital to set up businesses.
I would really appreciate it if successful business owners we have here can enlighten us on how they were able to realize the required capital they needed to successully set up their business, did you get it through family, savings, grants, or loans?
Please, this will go long way in helping one another on how to raise money for our personal businesses.
That's really nice, it's better to get support from friends and family than going to banks for loan or from any other loan app or body. It means your family believe in your vision on the business and are ready to support. Just stay focus and the business would surely grow.The majority of the money that I needed in order to start my business actually came from my family. It was not a big business so I did not have so much problem in the gathering funds.
The thing is that the most easiest way for you to raise your business capital is by walking and saving a portion of your salary for some time then meeting your family members to help you with some money to start up a business and before doing that tell them the amount of money that you have already been able to save for the business so that they can complete it for you.The best way to raise capital to start a business is by managing your income, saving and trying not to spend the money. Make a list where you put the priorities and stick to that, not make unnecessary expenses. In this way, in the short or medium term, you will have the money necessary to start your company.
I agree with your opinion @Ralphjoe, since the best way to complete the necessary capital is to count on the family, before applying for a bank loan in which you have to pay interest, with full punctuality.The thing is that the most easiest way for you to raise your business capital is by walking and saving a portion of your salary for some time then meeting your family members to help you with some money to start up a business and before doing that tell them the amount of money that you have already been able to save for the business so that they can complete it for you.
I think applying for a bank loan to start up a business should be at the least priority if you really want to have a peace of mind because bank loans are traps in my opinion in that it comes with a very high interest rate that you will spend gas servicing the interest rate rather than paying off the loan itself.I agree with your opinion @Ralphjoe, since the best way to complete the necessary capital is to count on the family, before applying for a bank loan in which you have to pay interest, with full punctuality.
Exactly it must be the last option, in my case it is discarded, this due to the pressure to pay the debt and the interests. In the case of friends or relatives, although we must be responsible, there is not as much pressure as in the banks.I think applying for a bank loan to start up a business should be at the least priority if you really want to have a peace of mind because bank loans are traps in my opinion in that it comes with a very high interest rate that you will spend gas servicing the interest rate rather than paying off the loan itself.
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