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Throughout the life of your business, funding will be the one concern that you'll never be able to shake free of. No matter how successful you are, it will always be of the utmost importance to keep a solid grasp on your finances. This is especially true when you're just starting out your small business, or looking to give it a shot in the arm. If you're looking to find funding for your business, you'll be glad to know that there are a lot of organizations out there set up to help small businesses like yours find funding. The best place to start is with local business development centers. These centers are staffed by professionals who have been in your exact place before, and they have resources on hand that you will benefit greatly from.
The U.S. government has an arm called the U.S. Small Business Administration. All they do is provide loans to small businesses, so you should contact them.
Yes, you can have private health care when you open a business but it will cost you and arm and a leg and the government will not be there to hlep you!!
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As a new business sets out to find funding, there is one warning to keep in mind: In addition to looking for funding, you must show that you have a viable business plan independent of any funding. Funding is a short term fix, and companies or organizations that will consider funding a small business will first be looking for what plans are in place for long term viability. Once you have that developed, here are some resources to help you along your path.Woman Owned (www.womanowned.com) - This is a great site dedicated to helping Woman owned businesses succeed. It has tons of great resources to help start and grown your business. The site provides help on everything from business plans to health insurance and office supplies. It is also a great place to network and learn about what others are doing in your field and related fields.SCORE (www.score.com) - Another great resource is SCORE. SCORE is comprised of volunteers who are retired and working business executives. They volunteer their time to help coach other businesses starting out. It is a great place to network one on one with someone who has been down the road before you.Once you have your plan in place, here are some funding options:Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) - MBDA is the U.S. Department of Commerce's arm for minority business. The MBDA operates through local agencies who can help guide you through the funding process.SBA HubZone - The SBA HubZone provides information for businesses who are starting and operating in historically underutilized areas. They provide matching grants and other funding.SBA - The Small Business Administration itself has many programs available for minority owned businesses. They work with your local bank (listing available on the SBA site) to determine the proper program for you.Local State Agencies - Each state has its own arm of the SBA that works with programs that are specific to the state it is located within. Many states have numerous funding alternatives above and beyond what is available on the federal level.ACCION USA - ACCION USA offers loans up to $50,000 using a process called micro-lending, which was made popular in developing countries. It is an alternative to traditional lending options.[video=]
you will get hurt
yes
You get it those super small temporary little bumps on your arms and legs from shivering/being cold, or lightly tickling your arm. Some may even get it from being nervous.
because humans
no
your arm hurts then you go to a real doctor and get some medicine for your tennis elbow.
Yes, they are limbs (equivalent to our arms).