You pretty much have it. The new rules allow non accredited investors to join in the fun however limits these to 10% of their next worth invested each year. The new regulations also allow companies to raise a lot more money before they have to submit to a lot more SEC oversight which makes the process easier and less expensive.While I try to follow along with financial matters, it's not really my thing. Do I understand this new rule SEC passed to allow some percentage of non accredited investors in an offering, so long as they are not putting up more than 10% of their net worth? That strikes me as basically what the spirit of the new rule was meant to address in opening up new streams of revenue to small businesses - is that correct?
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