Over 50 and thinking of starting a business? You’re in good company. Approximately 7.4 million Americans over the age of 50 work for themselves. And according to the AARP, one in six baby boomers working for someone else hopes to be self-employed in the future.
Senior entrepreneurs have many advantages. Starting a business later in life brings with it a wealth of business experience, aptitude for what it takes to compete and succeed and self-awareness that youth doesn’t always possess.
To read the original article: Senior Entrepreneurs: Options for Financing Your New Business
