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Borrowed money repaid over set term, with interest and possible collateral.
Using past profits to finance business, avoiding dilution of ownership.
Private investors provide funds and expertise in exchange for equity.
Supplier allows paying invoices later, improving cash flow for stock purchases.
Finance for investments lasting years, like equipment, buildings, or expansion.
Bank allows withdrawing more than account balance, charging fees and interest.
Raising small amounts from many people, often via online platforms.
Owner uses own money to fund business, retaining full control.
Finance for immediate needs, usually repayable within about three months.
Money raised by selling shares, giving investors ownership and dividend rights.