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Paycheck Protection Loans Questions Answered

The federal Paycheck Protection Program offers forgivable loans to small businesses, but it has been changed several times. We answer all of your biggest questions.

How to Get an Coronavirus Emergency Paycheck Protection Loan

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act sets aside $350 billion for small business loans to provide economic relief in 2020. Here’s how to get one of these loans.

Guide to SBA Disaster Assistance Loans for Coronavirus

In times of crisis, the U.S. Small Business Administration provides low-interest disaster assistance loans to struggling small businesses.

Coronavirus Crowdfunding Campaigns for Small Businesses

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to financially impact small businesses, a crowdfunding campaign could help you stay afloat.

Free Grants and Programs for Small Business

When you know where to look, help for your small business is there for the taking.

Everything You Need to Know About Angel Investors

Every startup needs funding and angel investors could be a viable part of your investment strategy. Here’s everything you need to know about angel investors and the pros and cons of working with them.

How to Launch a Crowdfunding Campaign

Crowdfunding has grown to be a popular and effective method of fundraising a business, but there are several strategies that budding businesses should implement before, during and after the campaign.

Common Crowdfunding Mistakes (& How to Avoid Them)

Crowdfunding is a popular funding method for startups, but it must be executed appropriately. Here are six common mistakes to avoid.

When to Crowdfund Instead of Using Venture Capital

Both crowdfunding and venture capitalists are great options for small business funding, but which is right for you?

Can You Use a 401(k) to Start a Business?

If your business requires less than $50,000 to start and you have a solid repayment plan, borrowing your business’s startup funds from your 401(k) may prove a viable option.