The SBA has announced controversial moves regarding its offices but also is hoping to grow two key lending programs.

A loan backed by the Small Business Administration (SBA) is one of the cheapest sources of working capital. The SBA itself doesn’t make loans--it guarantees loans that are issued by banks.

such as for working capital or inventory. But they have some limitations—for example, they cannot be used to pay debt. The loan terms and rates on SBA microloans will vary depending on the ...

There are several SBA loan programs you might consider when you need working capital; the 7(a) program is one of the most popular. The 7(a) program doesn’t require collateral for loans of up to ...

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is reminding eligible private nonprofit (PNP) organizations in Kentucky of the ...

Taxes*: Working capital provides a financial buffer to meet tax obligations, such as property taxes on your shop, vehicle fleet registration, and quarterly estimated income taxes – these are all part ...

In identifying the 7(a) Working Capital Pilot Program and the 504 loan program, the new SBA initiative targets two programs that drew attention from the Biden administration last year. In the case ...