Looking to dive into angel investing? Discover the top 7 platforms that connect investors with early-stage startups, including AngelList, SeedInvest, Gust + more!
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Looking to dive into angel investing? Discover the top 7 platforms that connect investors with early-stage startups, including AngelList, SeedInvest, Gust + more!
https://www.angelschool.vc/blo....g/top-angel-investin
Do you know what a Right of First Refusal (ROFR) clause is? It protects early investors by giving them a chance to match future offers.
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Curious how VCs measure success? Learn how IRR (Internal Rate of Return) is calculated in venture capital — simplified for new angels! #angelinvesting #irr #angelschool
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Play it safe, invest with confidence. Explore low-risk options like bonds, fixed deposits, and index funds. Ideal for first-time and conservative investors. #angelschool #safeinvestments
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Startups need fuel. Venture Capital Funds provide it.
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Choosing between a SAFE (Simple Agreement for Future Equity) and a Convertible Note is a crucial decision for startups raising early-stage funding. Both instruments offer a way to secure investment without setting an immediate valuation, but they have key differences. A SAFE is a simpler, equity-based agreement with no interest or maturity date, making it founder-friendly. A Convertible Note, on the other hand, is a debt instrument that accrues interest and must be repaid or converted by a set date. This article explores the pros, cons, and ideal use cases for each, helping you determine the best fit for your startup.