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Need Start-Up Cash? Discover 6 Unconventional Ways to Secure Funding Today

The Motley Fool

Tap into crowdfunding Crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter or IndieGoGo offer a modern twist on raising capital. Success in crowdfunding depends on how well you market your campaign; getting people excited about your vision is crucial. No wonder entrepreneurs refer to them as angels.

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How to Secure Funding for Your Small Business: Insider Tips

The Motley Fool

Crowdfund Crowdfunding platforms such as Kickstarter have emerged as powerful tools for raising funds directly from potential customers and supporters. These investors are in search of opportunities that promise significant returns. and demonstrating a need for the loan.

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Time for VCs to Get Their Act Together

This is going to be BIG.

In the past week, both AngelList and FundersClub got SEC "No action" letters --notices that their crowdfunding platforms were going to be allowed to keep operating without fear of getting run over by the government. A lot of people have asked me over the last year what I think of crowdfunding. Call it fate, call it luck.

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Could Fed Rate Cuts Make It Easier to Start a Business? 3 Reasons Why

The Motley Fool

More appetite for risk from investors As part of the overall "easy money" effect of Fed interest rate cuts, some small businesses might have an easier time raising money from investors. Lower interest rates can motivate big companies to start spending on new equipment, facilities, and long-delayed consulting projects.

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Mr. Winston Raises €600K in Funding

FinSMEs

Backers included angel investors, including Collin Crowdfund CEO Jeroen ter Huurne. The company intends to use the funds to accelerate its growth both domestically and internationally. Winston, a Tilburg, the Netherlands-based provider of a hospitality POS system, raised €600K in funding.