Guidant Financial 403(b)-401k Franchise Financing
Guidant Financial is NOT a franchise opportunity. Guidant can provide you with a unique financing option for your new franchise.
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At Guidant Financial, we offer a unique way to finance your franchise using your retirement funds – and the best part? There are no early withdrawal fees.
That’s right – you can leverage your 401(k) or IRA to invest in your business without facing tax penalties. It’s your money, and it’s time to make it work for you.
Our team at Guidant Financial specializes in helping aspiring franchise owners like you navigate this process with ease. We handle all the details, so you can focus on what matters most – launching your franchise.
Don’t let financial constraints hold you back. Empower yourself with the freedom to invest in your future today. Contact us to discover how our innovative funding solution can help you turn your franchise dreams into reality.
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What is ROBS 401k Business Financing?
In a nutshell, it's a way to use your retirement savings to fund a business, tax and penalty free.
ROBS stands for Rollover for Business Startups.
The method is sometimes also called "401k business financing" because it is commonly used with 401k retirement accounts.
Rollovers as Business Startups (ROBS) is a business financing solution that uses retirement savings to fund a new or existing business without withdrawal or tax penalties.
“Rollover” refers to the process of moving retirement funds from one 401(k) account to the new company’s 401(k) account, and then from the company’s 401(k) account to the company’s checking account.
A ROBS isn’t a business loan nor a loan from your 401(k), which means there are no interest payments to make or debt to repay.
It’s a way for you to leverage retirement funds to provide capital to your business.
A ROBS can also be used to purchase or invest in an existing business or franchise. A C corporation (C-corp), which allows for shareholders, is established, and a new 401(k) plan is set up.
It shouldn't be so hard to get small business or franchise financing.
Local banks decline 80% of aspiring small business owners for loans. Few people have enough money on hand to start or buy a business or franchise outright. Why struggle with these barriers when you have the money to invest in yourself?