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Money given to an enterprise by someone who knows the owner, with no repayment or interest due.
An individual who invests in an enterprise in return for a share of its ownership and profits.
A lump sum from a bank repaid in monthly instalments with interest over an agreed period.
A cash injection from a government body or charity that usually does not need to be repaid.
Financial support provided by people known personally to the entrepreneur, often without formal paperwork or checks.
Raising capital by collecting small amounts from many people, usually through an online appeal.
Money that an individual has personally accumulated and can provide to a business without fees or interest.