Wow, that does seem risky, though BillR made a good point saying that if it were a skilled professional who needed startup capital, emptying ones 401k might not be as risky as a hot-headed younger guy who just wanted to try something new.
We actually just posted a story about **Spam removed** or buy a franchise. Seems more common in today's economic environment to take a risk with this money that you've earned.
But there are always the venture capital firms that want to finance new business. Kristine, maybe that would be the best way to go, so then no one is losing out on any money right off the bat, right?
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