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How to Finance Your Start-Up Business
Video from our FREE Online Business Course
http://www.myownbusiness.org
Session 9 How to Finance Your Business
Question:
“Raising start-up money is one of the great hurdles in starting a business. Would you have any recommendations or some basic do’s and don’ts as to how people should go about this great challenge?”
Rod Banks
Executive Vice President, City National Bank
Topics covered in this video:
Starting a business, financing, loans, writing a business plan
Transcript:
First off, before you begin to think about getting your start-up money together, you need to have a business plan. And once you put the business plan together it will help you to determine how much money you need to start your business. Once you determine the amount, then you’ve got to decide: where is the best place to get it? In today’s world it is very difficult to go to a commercial bank–the typical bank you see on the street– for a start-up business type of loan.
A lot of first time entrepreneurs will start off by using their own personal savings or look to a friend or a relative to see if they can get a friendly partner in with them. Some people will look at putting a lien to some degree on their home. Because of the credit card boom, a lot of people today will take credit card solicitations that come out. And it’s perfectly okay to take one of these low interest rate credit card offers if you manage it in a very responsible manner.
Duration : 0:1:23
How to Finance Your Start-Up Business
Video from our FREE Online Business Course
http://www.myownbusiness.org
Session 9 How to Finance Your Business
Question:
“Raising start-up money is one of the great hurdles in starting a business. Would you have any recommendations or some basic do’s and don’ts as to how people should go about this great challenge?”
Rod Banks
Executive Vice President, City National Bank
Topics covered in this video:
Starting a business, financing, loans, writing a business plan
Transcript:
First off, before you begin to think about getting your start-up money together, you need to have a business plan. And once you put the business plan together it will help you to determine how much money you need to start your business. Once you determine the amount, then you’ve got to decide: where is the best place to get it? In today’s world it is very difficult to go to a commercial bank–the typical bank you see on the street– for a start-up business type of loan.
A lot of first time entrepreneurs will start off by using their own personal savings or look to a friend or a relative to see if they can get a friendly partner in with them. Some people will look at putting a lien to some degree on their home. Because of the credit card boom, a lot of people today will take credit card solicitations that come out. And it’s perfectly okay to take one of these low interest rate credit card offers if you manage it in a very responsible manner.
Duration : 0:1:23
Thank you so much for everything throughout the summer. I think that it is a wonderful thing that you are doing to put aside time from your busy schedule and running your company to be able to assist new entrepreneurs. I am glad to have made some great business connections throughout this summer and will contact you for advice in the future!
Brittany Sirtonski, Owner/Managing Director - Dare to Dream Dance and Visual Arts summer camp for girls