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NEWS ARTICLE - 1/15/2019 - By Daniel Bortz (Entrepreneur)

You've found the perfect franchise and you are ready to start working for yourself, but how do you raise the money to get started? Entrepreneur contributor Daniel Bortz spoke with five successful franchise owners, including one Batteries Plus Bulbs franchisee, about the different ways they raised their initial investment capital. The group highlights the pros and cons of each method, ranging from personal savings and friends & family loans, to conventional bank loans, small business administration loans and leveraging 401K funds. Read More opens in new window

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