2020 Pure Barre Franchise Cost

How much does it cost to open a Pure Barre Franchise? [Updated 2020]

Are you considering opening a Pure Barre Franchise? If so, it will be essential to understand the costs & fees and how you will pay for those expenses. This article highlights some key expenses to start a Pure Barre Franchise. It also describes how you can fund those expenses using an SBA Business Loan and/or your retirement funds without paying tax or penalties.

The cost to start a Pure Barre Franchise will include the following:

Total Investment: The total investment necessary to begin operation of a “Pure Barre Franchise” franchise ranges from $198,650 – $446,250.
Initial Fees:
- Initial franchise fee: $60,000
Royalty Fees: 7%

How can My Solo 401k Financial help me fund a Pure Barre Franchise?

My Solo 401k Financial has helped thousands of entrepreneurs with franchise financing. We specialize in helping franchisees use their retirement funds without paying taxes or penalties as well as SBA business loans.

Obtain an SBA Loan for a Pure Barre Franchise

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Use Your 401k to Start a Pure Barre Franchise

If you an aspiring entrepreneur looking for financing to open a Pure Barre Franchise, you may want to consider using our ROBS 401K Business Financing plan which allows you to invest your retirement funds in your business without paying taxes or penalties.

Benefits of Using Your 401k to Start a Business

You can invest all of your retirement funds in the business without paying taxes or penalties. If you were to withdraw the funds from your retirement account, you will have to pay a 10% penalty (if you are under 59 ½) and income tax which often leaves only 60% or less of the amount withdrawn available to fund your business.
The funds invested in your business do not have to be paid back to your retirement account (i.e., it is not a loan). With no repayment obligation, the business is able to keep more of the income in the business which can be very important to a growing startup business. Moreover, by investing your own funds you are able to independently fund your business and retain ownership and control.
There is no credit check required to access your retirement funds.
The funds are typically available for business financing in approximately 15 business days.
Other than Roth IRA accounts, funds in virtually all types of retirement accounts are eligible including 401k, Traditional IRA, pension plans, government plans, etc.