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Definition of Business Capital
By | December 19, 2007
What is business capital?
Capital is the money that is going to be invested in a business. For example, it might take $15,000 capital to start your business. Some of the money will come out of your pocket, that is, through personal collateral. Some of the money may come from another source of financing, such as a bank or a small business center loan. For instance, to get $15,000 to start-up your business, you might put in $5,000
and ask the bank to give you a loan for $10,000.
That’s the capital you need to invest in starting your business. Knowing how much capital you need to start your business will be a deciding factor on the type of business you might start. Before going into debt, take a moment to pray about the decision.
It might be something you have to do in order to start the business you are supposed to start, or maybe not. Do your planning ahead of time in order to know how to make this important decision.
Topics: Money Matters | 1 Comment »
August 24th, 2010 at 4:46 pm
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