Franchise Funding - Business Funding

Buying a franchise, business or growing an existing business? Our Program is a self-directed retirement structure that permits individuals to actively invest their retirement funds into a franchise or business without taking a taxable distribution or incurring early withdrawal penalties.

Actively invest your retirement funds into a franchise or business without taking a taxable distribution or incurring early withdrawal penalties. Using your IRA as a funding source for new or existing businesses adds significant advantages over debt type financing. Because retirement funds can be structured as an investment into the business, there are no corresponding debts that can increase business overhead.

Implement the Best Use of Funds:

Quicker Profit Acceleration with Lower Overhead
Tax Deferred Savings and Compounding of Your Business
Fund Start-up Expenses: purchase equipment, property, etc.
Reimburse Yourself for Startup Costs of the Business
Checkbook Control of Funds
Fund Working Capital Needs – franchise fees, salaries, etc.
Pay Down/Pay Off Traditional Loan Balances – SBA, HELOC, etc.

Setup Your Franchise for Success:

No Debt
No Monthly Payment
No Interest Charges
No Taxable Event
No Early Withdrawal Penalty
No Personal Liability

We provide complete assistance through the process of funding your purchase of a franchise or business with your IRA. We assist you in completing the forms, complying with state and federal requirements and working personally all the way with you to checkbook control of your funds.

If your interested in buying a franchise or a business and want to use your IRA as a funding source, please complete the form below and a member of our team will contact you with a funding solution that will offer you significant benefits over any other funding source available.

Please fill out the form below for more information!

Liquid Capital Requirement: $50,000+ Total Capital Requirement: $50,000+

This web site and the information contained herein does not constitute the offer or sale of a franchise. There are certain states that require the registration of a FDD before the franchisor can advertise or offer the franchise in that state. This franchise may not be registered in all registration states and may not offer franchises to residents of those states or to persons wishing to locate a franchise in those states. The offer and sale of a franchise can only be made through the delivery and receipt of a Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD).

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