Usa health care plan good or bad?
There has been several questions in the same vein about health care this evening/morning as a Brit all I can say is that everybody is treated, regardless of income or condition Where our system tends to fall down is the waiting time for non emergency treatment,however I don't think I actually object to that. If I have to wait an extra month to see a consultant because his time is taken in dealing with a cancer patient then so what I will/have been seen eventually. From things I am reading it is very much apparent that the Insurance companies in the USA are actually picking and choosing who to insure and that cannot go on, Health insurance must be given to all not just the fit and well. A thought has just occured do they have a price cap whereby they will only pay for so much care and then stop, if so then this must be reviewed as well. There is private health care in the UK, many have this as part of a company policy, the idea being that care is given quickly in order that you return to work, but often once seen a referral is back to the NHS with some of the costs born by the private provider. perhaps that is the way for the USA to go
How do i raise capital to franchise a company - about 300k? private investors? banks?
Write a good business plan. There are a lot of sites on the web that can help. Second, approach your financial institution that you have used personally. If that is not fruitful, try other lenders. If you know individuals that can / are willing to invest / loan, then that would work too. It is unlikely that venture capitalists will invest in a franchise. If you are turned down by 3(?) lenders, contact the Small Bus. Administration. They will be able to offer you lending options. In truth, that is a good place to start your planning as they have a lot o fgood information and helpful tips.