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Equity crowdfunding is a game-changer for non-accredited investors.
The Security and Exchange Commission adopted new rules for how securities could be sold to small-time investors, finally implementing Title III of the JOBS Act.
A new kind of crowdfunding will give the average American a chance to invest in small companies and startups. But before you think about jumping in, there are some important things to keep in mind.
A new form of crowdfunding is coming soon that will allow startups to raise money by selling stock to Main Street investors.
Beyond thinking up a great new idea, innovation also requires what’s called “slack” time—a chance to work out the details.
Not much is typically known about the raising of funds in exempt capital markets to fund the operations of small business.
