Who will invest about £million in my business idea?
340247
Try business link they awere really helpful when i started up mine. also business angels and venture capitalists are groovy.
589707
This is not as easy as you think.\nOnly trusted companies have a chance to get some work.\nWell, you can build good web portal and invite some good companies from UK and USA for testimonials.\nOr Use power of advertising, very easy but initial investment is little bit higher. Through emails and newsletter, let them know what is your company up to and future plan, \nAuthorize your web service from BBB and GeoTrust or EquiFax Global.
101842
I suggest you find a person in the field that you have your product in (electronics, computer software, culinary, garden tools, et.) and contact them and suggest that they invest.
137017
You would borrow money, typically, from depositors. You would need an equity stake of something like 15% when you first start-up although that could decline to around 10% as you grow.
349956
First of all, it would take you about the same amount of energy to think about this and come up with the answer yourself, rather than ask someone else to do it for you. Nevertheless, I'll get you started. How about this? How do you understand what it cost you to run your business? How do you decide how to price your product? How much profit will you make next year? How do you decide what to invest in? What should you do with extra cash? Should you lease or buy? Get the point?
708836
Unless you really have a unique idea, and the finance to patent, produce and market it correctly, you won't earn a million in five years.  If you are prepared to put in consistent effort, the UK business I'm in could help you become financially independent.  I can send you a DVD to have a look at, that explains it a lot better than a simple email, if you'd like to email me your details.  Alternatively, you can leave your details on my freephone - 0800 298 2384.
242593
Talk to as many center of influence people as you can.  They will in turn help you with the investment plans.
834772
Either as long as you can trust your partner and you draw up contracts if entering into a partnership.  May also be worth considering setting up a limited company as you can do this with a small business, and at least then you will not be personally liable if things do not go according to plan with your business idea.  Good Luck!
1058996
I like your proposal and want to invest $5 million at least. Please send me the small sum of $10,000 in an envelope as proof of good will and also your full name, telephone No. and bank account No. so I can transfer some money there afterwords.
950956
You can borrow money from bank (with interest), find a few trusted friends/relatives to pool in the money (form partnership) or find venture capitalists willing to invest money in your plan. \n\nThe first 2 options if you need money in the thousands region. The last one if you really have a promising business plan that needs large injections of money. However, you have to account to the capitalists that lent you the money. If the business cannot make money within a certain time frame, they may just pull out and go.
51865
it depends on how much money you have to invest
671749
There are many investment opportunities in my country.  Contact me on my e-mail address: efnomint@yahoo.com
311822
You might try the local government in the city where you intend to start your business. Or, you could seek investors by advertising in the newspaper. Good luck.
49938
Try a program like Business Plan Pro. It'll help you sell your idea to other people -- including financial backers.
834199
Get registered as self employed with the tax office. Go see a business startup specialist in a Bank.  One of the best banks out there from personal experience were Barclays they have a team of business specialists they can provide loads of info including Starting and running your own business guides on CD Rom and information fact sheets, there are other sources of information you can obtain through Business Link too. \n\nBanks usually lend on a matched funding basis to new businesses, ie 50/50 but only if you can provide a cashflow projection and business plan up front.  If you have already bought equipment to use for your business and can produce receipts this would be included in your 50%\n\nYou sound like a hardworker, working for yourself is not always easy and does demand your time and effort, from what you have said you have no objections to doing this.  The benefit obviously being that any money you make (less any deductions) is your own clear profit not someone elses.\n\nAnyhow, best of luck!
931537
nearly everyone gave you the correct answer of £8k+\nbut i say 45% is a ripoff!!\ngo for 50%  i dont know what the hell you involved with but go for 50%\n\n\nfu.ck em get half!!
79776
Finde someone with money who likes the invention.