Where Angels Fly. For those with the means and a taste for risk, start-up companies beckon
| November 9, 2007 |  View for printing |
As you save for retirement, you could take the financially prudent path and invest in stocks and bonds. But if you prefer something a little more risky, with a higher potential for return, consider becoming an angel. No, not the kind that saves souls, although you may very well end up doing that as well. As an angel investor, you put your money in early-stage companies. This seed money, along with your knowledge and your networks, can make the difference between success and failure in a young company. And, incidentally, can make you a good bit of money.
By: Crai Bower
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If you're a qualified investor and interested in developing an Angel Group in the Missoula area, please contact me. russ@matr.net 406-531-8119. 
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