Get Money from Tax-Haven Lenders to Build Your Wealth Faster

Successful wealth builders (SWBs) are often said to have secret and confidential ways of raising money they need for their business deals. One way that people sometimes talk about is the use of offshore tax-haven banks and financial institutions. Let’s look at these. Ofishore tax havens are used by people in various countries to shelter … Continue reading “Get Money from Tax-Haven Lenders to Build Your Wealth Faster”

Develop Boldness and Imagination to Secure Big Money Loans

In talking to thousands of BWBs all over the world, I notice that many, many of them lack boldness and imagination when it comes to borrowing money. Now, I’m not being critical of these BWBs — just observant and helpful. Controlled and polite boldness can be one of your strongest assets when you’re seeking OPM. … Continue reading “Develop Boldness and Imagination to Secure Big Money Loans”

Start a Non-profit the IW$ Way Using These Simple Steps

by Jim McKinley. Jim is a retired banker with almost 30 years of experience. He created Money with Jim to share his advice and other resources on a variety of financial topics. Starting a nonprofit organization is a noble effort that requires careful planning. It also offers personal fulfillment by positively impacting society and bringing … Continue reading “Start a Non-profit the IW$ Way Using These Simple Steps”

When Are Grants Better For You Than Venture Capital?

Venture capital is available for a number of businesses that are developing products for large markets. You hear about some of these companies, many in the technology field, nearly every day. Did you know that grants may also be available for the same businesses? So which should you take: venture capital (VC) or a grant? To … Continue reading “When Are Grants Better For You Than Venture Capital?”

What You Need to Know About Your Local Small Business Development Center

Small Business Development Centers (SBDCs) offer extensive support to small businesses and entrepreneurs, providing free consulting, low-cost training, loan assistance, and numerous resources for business growth and competitiveness. With over 700 locations across the U.S. and its territories, SBDCs are accessible and partnered with universities and state agencies, fostering business achievements.