(NAPSI)—Here’s good news for businesses of all sizes and the people who work for them: Companies can raise capital to invest for growth and expansion—and unlike with bank loans and the like, this money doesn’t have to be paid back. What’s more, it’s all perfectly legal.

That’s because the money comes from selling your stock. Consider this: Wall Street’s best-kept secret is that there is no minimum time in business, earnings or assets requirements to become a public company. Any company can go public. To help, the leading firm taking small and startup companies public, Tiber Creek Corporation, offers free reports about how it works.

An experienced firm can help you navigate the rules and regulations of going public and provide introductions to capital sources. You get your own stock symbol and investors can buy your stock with a broker or online.

Then you can use the shares almost like currency, such as when you want to merge with or acquire another company or to attract or reward quality employees. Simply give them stock options.

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For a free report and consultation, go to www.tcc5.com or call (310) 888-1870.