how can i increase my financial sources?
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try asking a friend and make sure you pay them back\nand then start working on taking care of your finacies properly so that so don't have to no more
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save more-invest more and earn more
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Depends how much money you have.  Such nores not available in small batches...as far as I know.... but in large groups.... you u got few millions..then u may be lucky contacting some brokers...
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See a financial advisor.\n\nIt would be rare to double your money in a year.\n\nMost people would recommend a diverse portfolio.
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Convince them that your idea will make them more money.
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better get more money in the bank...
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Learn to become financially literate.
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I am also a 27 year old female, and I've learned some harsh lessons about financial realities.  I'll share with you what worked for me.\n\nI have a binder full of lined paper.  On the first page of the binder I have a budget.  You may ask yourself, how does one create a budget?  \n\nThe way I did it was to first list the things I have a fixed amount I need to spend per month: Rent, Car payments, Magazine subscriptions, Car insurance.  Then I figured out how much I would need PER PAYCHECK to save for this (don't say per month - if you do this, you're setting yourself up for failure).  I need $400 per paycheck for rent, $200 for car, $50 for insurance, $5 for registration, etc.  ANYTHING you spend money on goes down on paper.\n\nNext, I put down the things I need, but that aren't fixed.  For instance, groceries, gas, car repair, health (SO very important to have a large reserve, as I recently found out).  I guess how much I'm going to spend on this per month.  Don't forget, that a budget is ALWAYS evolving.  You get raises, bonuses, and (hopefully not) pay cuts all the time, so be prepared.\n\nFinally, you need to have some money to yourself.  I seperated these into clothes, gifts, massage, and books for myself, but you can always change that around.  Put a fixed amount per check into these funds.\n\nHere's the most important part: RECORD what you're spending on the other sheets of paper.  If you buy a pair of shoes, that goes in the clothes budget.  If you buy a gallon of milk, that goes in the groceries budget.  I guarantee you'll be shocked by some of the purchases you make. (I was spending $500 on groceries for two people in a month - that's absurd.  I now REALLY watch what a shop for, and I make sure I'm not throwing things away because they got old - I use everything!)\n\nOk, now we're ready to set aside some money to save!  Generally people say to save 10% of your gross income.  With the above method, the car repair and health funds are sort of "oh no" accounts that you're not going to be touching unless you have a situation, so I count that as part of the 10%.  Aside from this, calculate 10% of your net income ($800 = $80) and have it direct deposited into a different account.  This should not be accessable by check OR atm card!!!!  Once you have about $2,000, you should be able to move it into a money market (some people call money markets "High Yield Savings Accounts") without having to pay any fees.  You'll earn about 2%-4%, depending on the rates at the time.\n\nDon't forget that you'll want to fund some sort of retirement account out of this!  Make sure you try to set asside the maximum possible into retirement accounts so you don't regret your misspent youth.  I'll let you know that I've done calucualtions that say I need 2 million (caluculating for inflation) dollars to retire at age 65.  Yes, that is $2,000,000.  I urge you to look for a program called "Smart Women Finish Rich" in your area.  You'll learn TONS from it, and hopefully be inspired to start saving money.
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Go to your bank, whom you deal with, and set up an appointment. They can discuss your options. How old you are, how much you have to invest, what your goals are and so on. Good luck.
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Make a lot of promises to wealthy donors. Use the money to give yourself maximum exposure. Win, and then repay your campaign donors with lucrative contracts.
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Even with a low income, if you are dedicated to savings, you can begin.\n\nStart each month with adding a new bill.  This new bill is to yourself.  Whatever you can afford.  $10, $20, $50.  Pay your self each month along with your other bills.\n\nOnce you have enough to open an account (each provider Etrader, ameritrade, your local bank or credit union will have a limit) you can begin.  I would suggest mutual funds as it helps alleviate the risk of investing in one companies future.
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If you own a company and want to raise money, to raise the money you can go to a bank or a stock exchange. the difference is that in bank, \n\na) the money they give, will be limited, since the banks want to make sure you will return their money, and will only give as much as what your enterprise is worth (in terms of assets etc..)\n\nb) and they will give you the money, only if the risk of default is low. They banks ensure this by asking for a collateral (or security (like lands, equipment etc..)) so that they can recover the money incase of default.\n\nIn a stock exchange\na) the amount of money you can raise is not limited, by your networth, since the investors/fund managers who give your money to buy your shares, understand the risks.  they can give you as much as 10 times your networth, if they feel your enterprise is in a sunrise sector.\n\nBy valuing your share, they value your company on a day by day basis, and it is possible that they value your company far more than what your actual net worth is (i.e. worth as determine by the assets you own). This would  be helpful in preventing take overs of your company or using this inflated worth to buy other companies  having higher networth than yours, (but whose share price is low)\n\nIn short compared to banks, stock exchange is a bigger source of money, and is a way to quickly increase the valuation of your company\n\nOffcourse all this advantages in stock exchange, is possible only if your company is profitable and shows a consistent track record in a sunrise sector (a sector which is growing)
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give more moneY $$$$$$, i guess. I dont know if there are any other options
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I suggest you to apply for more credit cards as soon as possible to increase your credit score to above 700\n\nYour credit score is BELOW AVERAGE.\n\nI also suggest you to sell you car.
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Reduce the cycle of time for production and sale.\nGo in for discounting the bills receivable and get a cash credit sanctioned. Examine what all rebates concessions you are entitled for. Get credits without extra cost .Establish relationship with debtors and creditors and ways and means to improve cash flow. Find out where the money is flowing when, how, why etc and you can find out. May be sell and lease your building to your own self. Sell the cars and go in for rentals.Avoid overtime payments.etc etc etc
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Spend $100 on something you want/need.\nSpend another $100 on something stupid (go crazy with this one...once in a lifetime thing)\n\nSave the rest.  Put it up somewhere like you didn't even have it until some time comes along when you really really need money.