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Business Loans from Family & Friends: How to Ask, Make It Legal & Make It Work

Skipping the bank is an option: learn how to ask for money from trusted family and friends, keep it legal, and keep everybody happy

About 65% of domestic banks report that they have tightened their lending standards for commercial and industrial loans to small firms (CNN, September 18, 2008).

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Q&A: What are the most critical personal financial planning issues facing you and your family today?

Best answer from question by Ken F:

Answer by Shibboleth
Most critical problems already overcome:

Credit card debt
Credit cards no longer used (bad habit)
Car loans paid off
House loans paid off
Child support caught up and reduced

Most important problems facing my family now that we’re above water:

Getting work in my field
Saving for college for our youngest son (we’ve got about $ 10k, good enough for 1 year)
Saving for college for our oldest son (we’ve got about $ 2000 and need to get him caught up)
Having an emergency fund
Having decent medical coverage

Least important problems, but on the horizon:

Home schooling the youngest son
Educational stuff for the son (telescope, microscope, field trips around the country, etc.)
Retirement stuff for the parents (we have our house paid off, so that’s half the battle)