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SEC Updates Reg CF, Reg A+ with new rules and higher limits

During an open meeting of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the Commission authorized updates to the excluded offering community that are created to improve...

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The Purpose of the Form C

The Form C is an offering statement submitted by businesses looking to elevate funding from certified as well as non-accredited investors via online crowdfunding without...

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What Issuers Need to Know Before Filing a Form C

The concept behind crowdfunding is that the crowd-- close friends, household and also followers of a local business or start-up company, even if they are not wealthy or...

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What is a “SAFE” Agreement

A Group SAFE is an investment agreement between investors and issuers looking to raise capital. Investors in this manner can be identified as individuals looking...

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Investing in Startups

It can be challenging to offer a precise definition of a startup: It can be a business creating a new product or service under...

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