In this interview, Bill Seagraves of Catch Fire Funding explains how you can fund the growth of your business through retirement fund accounts such as 401K, IRA and 403B.
You can contact Bill’s office and request a consultation here.
- How to get $20,000 to $200,000 or MORE for your business…in 3 weeks or less with no tax hit and no penalties
- How to regularly stash $75 in your pocket, for about the cost of a cup of coffee and a muffin at Starbucks . . . then multiply that by *thousands*
- How to stop the banks from squeezing your profits and stay ahead of the rising tide of taxes
- The “build it and win” business strategy that wealthy Mastermind and Roundtable members will be using in the next five years to put big bucks into their nest eggs
- A must-read book you need to have on your shelf, if you want to secure a good life for you and your family
The interview is 32 minutes long. You can download it or listen to it here:
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4 Comments on “Funding Your Business With Your Own 401K/IRA”
With your ideas Perry and a lot of hard work, Ive finally managed to repay the bank.
Maybe this time next year I can return to this post.
Thanks
Hi Perry,
I was just talking about this to my son. He is still in the corporate world but starting to mull over the idea of having his own consulting business. I said he needed to get his money out of his 401K. This is an answer to all his questions that I couldn’t answer.
Thanks for this very informative post!
Hey your e-mail with “perry juice” didn’t work. I got a run time error when I tried to navigate to the site. It might just be me, but I thought I’d let you know.
Try again, sir – http://www.perryjuice.com. Servers were overloaded, turns out.