We’re excited to announce that you’ll no longer need a discount code or any other rigamarole to register for free for the monthly SuperCrowdHour webinars. Click here to register for the next one on September 20 at 1:00 Eastern/10:00 Pacific.
At the September SuperCrowdHour, I’ll take the mic to explain how you can make money with impact crowdfunding.
I’ve often been guilty of talking about impact crowdfunding—investing in private companies via crowdfunding portals regulated by FINRA—as being like a hobby or charity, a place where you spend your money.
That isn’t entirely wrong. When you are investing very small amounts of money relative to your income and assets, you can ignore the financial implications. Those who spend $3,000 per year on golf or skiing (or both) don’t worry too much about the financial implications.
That said, for some of us, investing even $1,000 per year in a collection of deals can’t be frivolous. We need that money. We’ve worked hard for it and know that it doesn’t grow on trees. We want our money to work for us and provide a return.
Impact crowdfunding can work that way, too. Like becoming a better golfer or a better skier, it takes time and effort to master the game—and even the best golfers sometimes bogey a hole, and the best skiers sometimes fall. But you can deploy strategies that make money.
Next Wednesday, I’ll walk you through strategies that you can use to start investing in private companies and earning financial returns with as little as $10. Yes, you read that correctly. You could start with $10.