No, investors are the most expensive way to raise funds. Debt is the cheapest. All major corporations hold a debt-to-equity ratio that is considered reasonable for their industry.

The reason for this often comes down to the tax savings on interest but also because interest rates tends to be lower than the expected return on equity.

No, investors are the most expensive way to raise funds. Debt is the cheapest. All major corporations hold a debt-to-equity ratio that is considered reasonable for their industry.

The reason for this comes down to the tax savings on interest.