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MenuOne difference between venture capitalists and angel investors is what money they use to invest. An angel investor is an accredited investor who uses their own money to invest in small businesses. Many angel investors are small business owners’ family and friends. Small business angel investors focus more on helping build someone’s business than profiting right away. Angel investors and venture capitalists invest in businesses at different stages. Angel investors are more likely to invest in businesses that are just starting out. Because of this, angel investors take more risks than venture capitalists. If you are just starting out, an angel investor might provide you with enough money to get off the ground.
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