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100 Unconventional Sources For Chemical Business Funding:

In today's business world, big banks are tightening up more than ever, and venture capitalists are becoming more careful with their investments. So now is the time to get creative with entrepreneurial finance and seek out sources you might not have thought of to start your chemical business. Now, you can try a couple ideas and it might be your saving grace.

1. Assistance from Religious Groups: Obtain loans from religious bodies you are associated with.

2. Title Loans or Tangible Asset: If you have paid off your car, a house or land, you can get a title loan against it's value, similar to a home equity loan.

3. Talk to a small business Finance Expert: Some business financial expert are real gurus. They can help you raise capital in ways you never know. You can give it a try.

4. Whole Life Insurance: You can borrow against your whole life insurance policy, but be careful not to default, terminate your policy, or die.

5. Sell your Share Certificate to raise money:
Do you have share in the stock exchange? You can consider trading them off.

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6. Home Equity: A lucrative funding source just might be where you rest your head at night. Of course, if you screw up, you just might end up not living there any more.

7. Retirement Accounts: Raid your retirement savings to put the money into a more here and now investment.

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8. Start as a Consultant:
If you have knowledge in an industry but lack the capital to set up a business, you can start as a consultant.

9. Save it up:
Give yourself 1 or 2 years probation to save up. This require absolute discipline but you can do this, then you can comfortably start your dream business.

10. Money Lenders: Approach money lenders in your area to lend you money with interest. Loan companies offer outright loans to businesses who otherwise wouldn't qualify for anything through big banks.

11. Make money from your hobby:
What do you like doing? It can fetch you some money to start up a business.

12. Join a Co- operative Society or thrift Organization:
There are cooperative society and they can give you financial assistance if in need. You join them, save a minimum of six months, which qualify you twice the amount of your savings.

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13. Advance Salary Loans:
If you are a salary earner, you can obtain an emergency loan which will get deducted overtime.

14. Family and Friends:
Getting a loan from someone you know works, but make sure to put it all down on paper and never waver on your payments unless you want to ruin your relationship.

15. Take in a Partner with cash into your business:
Going into partnership with someone with deep pocket is a good idea but ensure agreement and condition is clear and signed.

16.Online Business:

Opportunities abound on the world wide web. Look for online business or jobs you can do to make money. You can try blogging, affiliate business, freelancing, information marketing, network marketing, brokerage etc.

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17. Mutual Aid Programs:
If you are willing to take risk, maybe in the short term period, you can join a mutual donation platforms to raise funds.

Liquidate Assets:
Sell anything you have that is valuable to raise funds. This can be your house, car, a copyright or a patent right.

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18. Downsize Costs:
Find money in your own personal budget by cutting back on entertainment, clipping coupons and tightening up your finances.

19. Keep your day Job:
If one job isn't enough, take on a part time job and earmark the funds for your business.

20. Get a Second Job:

If one job isn't enough, take on a part time job and earmark the funds for your business.

LOW LEVEL LENDING

Who needs a huge corporate bank? Turn to smaller banks and individuals to get the money you need.

21) Bartering:

Income doesn't have to mean cold, hard cash. Trade with other businesses for the equipment and services you need.