The Small Business Lending Fund: What Went Wrong?
Many had high hopes for the Obama Administration’s Small Business Lending Fund, which had $30 billion in its coffers. But when the program ended several weeks ago, with only $4 billion lent out to small banks, and even less making it into the hands of small business owners, the program was deemed a failure. So, what went wrong?
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The Small Business Lending Fund: What Went Wrong?
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New business loan scheme pledged
The head of Invest NI says that a new scheme to give loans to companies which cannot access equity could be operational in three months’ time.
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Mechanicville’s small business owners encouraged to apply for USDA loans
MECHANICVILLE — Current and potential small business owners in the City of Mechanicville are now eligible to apply for a special revolving loan to help offset the cost of building, expanding, or purchasing much needed supplies for their businesses. Applications for the City of Mechanicville’s Revolving Loan Fund Program are being accepted through Oct. 21, 2011, with funds to be dispersed in …
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New Hours of Operation for the SBA Outreach Center in East Haven, Connecticut
ATLANTA, Oct. 13, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The U.S. Small Business Administration announced today that the Disaster Loan Outreach Center in East Haven, Connecticut, will remain open until the close of business Oct. 27. Survivors affected by Tropical Storm Irene are encouraged to visit the Center to apply for disaster assistance.
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New Hours of Operation for the SBA Outreach Center in East Haven, Connecticut
Current, potential small business owners encouraged to apply for revolving loan
MECHANICVILLE — Current and potential small business owners in the City of Mechanicville are now eligible to apply for a special revolving loan to help offset the cost of building, expanding, or purchasing much needed supplies for their businesses. Applications for the City of Mechanicville’s Revolving Loan Fund Program are being accepted through Oct. 21, 2011, with funds to be dispersed in …
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Current, potential small business owners encouraged to apply for revolving loan