Bank loans - Banks often offer the lowest interest rates for business startup loans and do not require equity in the company.
Personal Investors - Most start-up businesses obtain substantial financial aid from friends and family. These are typically true believers in your initiative or those closest to you who wish to assist you in making your business successful.
Equity Crowdfunding - This investor wants to take some ownership to the company like shares, if the company works well they will receive a share to profit.
Angel Investors - They are the private investors who have earned high-net-worth incomes who provide financial banking for start up businesses.
Peer-to-Peer Lenders - These investors can be a group or an individual, this is a direct lending of money. This can be done through online platforms.
Venture Capitalist - This is a private equity investor who invests in high-growth firms in exchange for a share of the company's ownership. This might include sponsoring new projects or assisting small businesses that want to grow but don't have access to the stock market.
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