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Category Archives: Franchise Financing
Using Your 401(k) to Buy a Franchise? Understand the Risks of ROBS Financing
Prospective franchisees often look to their retirement savings to finance a franchise purchase. One increasingly popular method is a Rollover as Business Start-Up, or ROBS. A ROBS lets you invest funds from a 401(k) or other eligible retirement account in … Continue reading →
Posted in Buying a Franchise, Franchise Financing
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Tagged FDD, franchise due diligence, franchise financing, ROBS
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