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Should I borrow a Loan From a Bank to Start My Business
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[QUOTE="Holicent, post: 241118, member: 76163"] [FONT=Trebuchet MS]It is important to know the difference between debt and equity financing before deciding how to fund your business. While debt financing involves taking loans from financial institutions, capitalist investors or even family members and friends, it is not recommended for startups in their early stages of business. On the other hand, equity financing entails selling of stakes in your company with an aim of raising capital for your business. For example, when a company issues stocks to the public, it is said to be raising capital through equity financing. Entrepreneurs in their early stages of business should be cautious while applying for debt financing as they may run into trouble if they cannot pay back on time. Lack of adequate cash flow is one of the biggest reasons why small businesses fail. Asking a loan from financial institutions should be your last resort when looking to raise capital for your business. The best way to avoid taking a loan is simply by creating a budget and living within those parameters. The idea here is to spend less than what you earn. Dealing with debts in the early stages of running a business can be stressful since it does not leave you with any money for emergency situations such as repairing broken machinery or replacing employees who have resigned from work.[/FONT] [/QUOTE]
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