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How to make big money while helping others.

January 14, 2015

Hello friends and colleagues,

If your passion is only a hobby for you, then no need to take action. However, if you are serious about getting paid to live your passion then you need to check this out right now.

A good friend of mine (she is sharp as a tack) has just figured out a way to launch 10,000 nonprofits across the country!

No more guesswork on the proper way to start one. With her system, you already know how to establish a nonprofit from A to Z but her system doesn’t stop there. You’ll learn the top 3 ways to fund a nonprofit so “You Can Do Well Financially By Doing Good For Others” (That's Her Motto).

Click Here to learn how and access it

I am 110% incorporating this into my own business and so should you.

To helping one another,

-Ari Page

P.S. You can make HUGE profits helping “nonprofits” if you know what you’re doing.

P.P.S. The woman you are going to meet on the next page is a real LEGEND in the nonprofit world…

She was the leader of the Americans With Disabilities Act (the A.D.A.) and her story will inspire you. Click here to meet her.

I take tremendous pride in building positive and lasting relationships in my businesses and personal life. Every member of my team is committed to helping our clients get the maximum amount of funding possible and achieve their highest growth potential.

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*Product & Approval: 'Funding' typically comes in the form of business credit cards. All credit is subject to lender approval. Up to $300,000 in business credit is for qualified clients over the 12-month membership with multiple credit card rounds.

Interest Rates & Fees: Introductory 0% APR applies for 6-21 months, after which rates revert to standard rates (typically 15-25% APR). Balance transfers typically carry a 3-5% fee. If you use bill payment services like Plastiq or Melio to pay business expenses with business credit cards, these services typically charge 2.5-3% processing fees. The 60-day money-back guarantee applies only if the client does not obtain credit.

Personal Credit Impact & Liability: Applications require a personal credit check and personal guarantee. We work with issuers that typically do not report ongoing activity to personal credit bureaus when accounts are kept in good standing. However, late payments will be reported and will damage your personal credit score. You are personally liable for all debt.

Our Services: Fund&Grow provides a 12-month educational program including: business entity setup assistance, credit utilization coaching, guidance through credit card applications, bank communication coaching, and ongoing financial support.

Disclaimers: Fund&Grow is not a credit repair organization. Our focus is on building credit for your business entity.
We are not a lender or loan broker. We do not guarantee funding. All credit decisions are made by third-party lenders.

Financial Risk: You are responsible for all debts incurred. Consult your financial advisor to determine if business credit is appropriate for your situation.